A scar tells a story on the surface. But its real complexity lies in the tissue itself.
Effective scar treatment requires working beyond the visible mark and addressing the altered tissue environment itself: restoring microcirculation, normalizing collagen deposition and creating the appropriate conditions for tissue regeneration.
A Different Way Of Looking At Scars
Scar tissue is fibrotic tissue characterized by altered collagen deposition, increased stiffness, and reduced microcirculation and oxygenation. As a result, its structural and biological characteristics differ from those of the surrounding healthy skin.
This is precisely what makes scars – and stretch marks – one of the most challenging conditions to address in dermatology and aesthetic medicine.
This understanding is at the core of Scars Reverse Technique, developed by dermatologist Dr. Anna Tsebrovska,, INNOAESTHETICS KOL and coordinator of the INNOAESTHETICS Skin Academy.
Her approach combines positive and negative skin stimulation within a structured professional protocol designed to progressively reconstruct fibrotic tissue.
Two opposite forms of stimulation. One common goal: helping the tissue move towards a healthier state.
Understanding the Scars Reverse Technique
Rather than acting as isolated steps, both mechanisms work as part of the same treatment strategy: progressively rebalancing the scar tissue microenvironment and improving its structure and microcirculation.
- Positive stimulation supports tissue reconstruction and promotes the conditions needed to improve collagen synthesis, hydration and elasticity.
- Negative stimulation, through controlled skin renewal, stimulates the repair response of damaged tissue.
The protocol integrates selected INNOAESTHETICS professional solutions – INNO-TDS® DNA PEPT-HA, INNO-CE® MESHA® SCARS and INNO-EXFO® SKIN RECOVERY – with microneedling, adapting their application to the characteristics and evolution of each case.
Not All Scars Are the Same
Understanding the tissue also means recognizing that every scar requires an individualized approach.
Scars Reverse Technique has been developed for different types of fibrotic tissue, including atrophic scars such as boxcar, icepick and rolling acne scars, hypertrophic scars and atrophic stretch marks.
The treatment is structured as a progressive protocol of 3 to 5 sessions, defined according to the patient’s individual needs. Sessions are performed at one-month intervals, allowing the tissue response and evolution of each case to guide the treatment process.
The objective is to progressively improve the conditions of the altered tissue, addressing its structure, microcirculation and regenerative response.
Knowledge Shapes the Approach
Advanced aesthetic medicine depends not only on the solutions available, but on understanding how and why to use them.
Scars Reverse Technique brings together clinical experience, professional solutions and a structured methodology to address altered scar tissue.
Because sometimes, moving forward means understanding what needs to be reversed.