Acne plagues most teenagers and leaves behind unwanted scarring. The quest for the best treatment that one can possibly have to target acne scars, what would it be?

Methods of subcision, resurfacing lasers, chemical peels, microneedling, radiofrequency, ultrasound and many other energy based devices have been described. Use of fillers could also help but require repetitive filling procedures and are not a long term solution.

All these treatments can help and some give more improvement that others. However, most of them have  improvement ranges between 1-10%. 

Knowing how the scars are formed, gives the basis for 4D (Definitive Depth Dynamic Detachment)  Scar Reconstruction. 4D Scar Reconstruction is great for targeting deep seated scars that are minimally responsive to other treatments. 
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Even when targeting scars that are recalcitrant to other treatments, it still gives up to 80% scar improvement in a single session.

Our neck undergoes aging the same way that our face undergoes aging. Changes in skin quality which consists of laxity, pigmentation and wrinkling contribute to an aged neck. UV rays from the sun only serve to compound the photodamage to our skin, leading to a neck that makes us look older. 

In Asians, we also tend to experience an increased deposition of fats just below the chin and jaw line, which rapidly obscures the ideal neck that we have, whereby there is no longer any demarcation between our jawline and neck.