Suture-assisted resurfacing of the acne-scarred face

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In the authors' experience, surgical repair of pitted scars, performed in conjunction with CO2 laser resurfacing, produces no linear scars visible to the naked eye on the skin surface. Here, they describe their single-stage technique, suture-assisted resurfacing, in which, one-by-one, each ice-pick scar is incised with a triple bevel NoKor 18-gauge needle.

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Sarnoff, D. S., & Gotkin, R. H. (2002). Suture-assisted resurfacing of the acne-scarred face. Aesthetic Surgery Journal, 22(3), 284–288. https://doi.org/10.1067/maj.2002.124709

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