Mayurina clinic Nagoya Sakae - Acne scar indentation treatment Introduced "Cure Jet," a medical device that takes acne scar treatment one step further! Started offering micro-subcision treatment

Mayurina clinic Nagoya Sakae has introduced the CURE jet (manufactured by BAZ BIOMEDIC), a medical device that takes the treatment of acne scar indentations one step further, and will begin offering micro-subcision procedures in September 2024.

CURE JET

Many people are wondering what to do for acne scars. However, there are many people who do not know where to consult in the first place and end up doing nothing, leaving the situation unattended.

As a result of a survey* of men and women aged 15-45, nearly 60% said they are concerned about acne scars.

Results of the survey

*Period: September 19, 2024 - September 22, 2024 /Monitoring provided by Fastask (JustSystems Inc.)

■Acne scar treatment is evolving

As shown in the survey results, many people want to get rid of acne scars but do not know specifically which clinics to go to and how to get rid of them.

Traditionally, acne scar indentations have been treated from the surface of the skin. You may have heard of dermapen, picofractional laser, CO2 fractional laser, Silcro, Potenza, etc. However, these treatments had their limitations.

Therefore, subcision (subcutaneous + incision incision) has begun to attract attention in recent years. Underneath acne scars, fibrous tissue caused by inflammation is often trailing downward, and the concept of the subsision procedure is to cut these fibers and raise the concavity.

How CureJet and Subsicion work

■CURE jet (CURE jet)

The CURE JET sprays a jet at 500 meters per second from the skin surface to destroy microfibers near the surface while performing the subcision. It is called micro-subcision because it cuts fine fibers, rather than fibers that can be cut by normal subcision. While micro-subsidizing, a noncross-linked hyaluronic acid or other agent is introduced into the indentation, and a raised indentation can be expected.

Side effects are only temporary small petechial hemorrhages, which usually become less noticeable in 3-4 days.

How CureJet works

While the first and second generations used lasers or electric sparks to apply pressure to the chamber and inject the drug, the third generation CureJet uses an electromagnet to inject the drug, which has been replaced by a powerful and efficient injection system.

Jetting system using electromagnetic force

CureJet" is a device that can expect micro-subcision.

Ordinary subcision is a treatment that cuts solid fibers under the skin. A small hole is made near the indentation to be cured, a needle is inserted, and the fibers are cut. Coarse fibers can only be cut by this method, whereas it has been very difficult to cut fibers near the surface of the skin (micro-subcision). Therefore, we have decided to introduce the "CureJet," which is expected to perform micro-subcision, when it becomes available at our clinic.

Treatment scene

Our Commitment to Acne Scar Treatment

We offer a treatment that can heal acne scar indentations as quickly as possible.

We expect to improve the indentation of acne scars more efficiently by using the micro-subcision with a regular needle and the "Cure Jet" micro-subcision introduced this time to treat the traction fibers firmly, followed by a superficial treatment.

Treatment outline

Treatment time: It depends on the number of pimples, but it takes about 30 seconds for one pimple.

　　　　　　　It takes about 15 to 20 minutes for the entire face.

Side Effects: Pain (surface anesthesia is administered, which significantly reduces pain), petechial bleeding, and mild swelling.

Downtime : Small internal bleeding for 3-4 days.

Precautions : Do not rub your face during the downtime.

　　　　　　　Please refrain from using drugs with peeling action for 2-3 weeks.

Inapplicable to: Pregnant, lactating, those with scars on the treated area, etc.

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Name ： Mayurina Clinic Nagoya Sakae

Location ： SAKAE PLACE 3F, 3-27-1 Sakae, Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi 460-0008

　　　　　 2 minutes walk from Yaba-cho station / 5 minutes walk from Sakae station

TEL : 052-238-0731

Hours: Monday, Friday, Saturday 11:00 - 20:00, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday 10:00 - 19:00 / Closed on Tuesdays

HP ： https://mayurina-clinic.com/

About CureJet

CureJet is an unapproved device in Japan.

The CureJet is imported from BAZ BIOMEDIC JAPAN G.K. under the judgment of a physician.

There are no other approved devices with the same performance in Japan.

Information on safety in other countries: The CureJet is approved by the KFDA in Korea and is recognized as safe as an injectable syringe/device that uses magnetic force or a spring to atomize a liquid drug solution and inject it through the skin.