Scar Filler
Scar Filler (Dermal Filler for Depressed Scars)
A treatment that injects filler (or a collagen-stimulating material) into deep, sunken scars to restore volume and encourage collagen production.
Anesthesia & PainNumbing cream. Filler is placed into the space freed up by subcision for an instant volume boost (chart example: Neuramis, subcision, CureJet …)
DowntimeBruising and swelling for a few days
SessionsNot offered as a standalone session (used within Skin Therapy when needed)
IntervalSame interval as the Skin Therapy Program
MaintenanceKorean filler (Neuramis): 6 months to 1 year
What is it?
Hyaluronic acid (HA) or similar is injected into the dermis of the scar to fill volume immediately, while some products (e.g., PLA-type collagen-building injections) also stimulate your own collagen to make scars less visible.
Who it's for
Deep, round, localized depressed scars; supportive treatment for acne scars.
At Datena
- Not sold as a separate product. Used as a supplementary agent during Skin Therapy for scars, at the doctor's discretion on the day
- A reinforcement step within a Skin Therapy session (for deep single depressions). The filler used in-clinic is Neuramis
Results and recovery time vary depending on your skin. Pricing and the exact number of sessions will be explained during your consultation after diagnosis. Written based on in-clinic materials as of October 2026.