CEN Chongpei,LIU Qingquan.Mechanisms of local superficial puncture for the treatment of pathological scars[J]. Beijing Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2025,44(11):1491-1495.
CEN Chongpei,LIU Qingquan.Mechanisms of local superficial puncture for the treatment of pathological scars[J]. Beijing Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2025,44(11):1491-1495. DOI: 10.16025/j.1674-1307.2025.11.024.
Mechanisms of local superficial puncture for the treatment of pathological scars
Pathological scars are abnormal changes occurring during skin tissue repair, which are difficult to resolve and affect daily life. The core pathogenesis in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) can be summarized as "phlegm-dampness", "blood stasis", and "deficiency", which are often intertwined. Local superficial puncture is a safe needling method, characterized by superficial insertion and mild stimulation. The needle tip acts in the shallow "flesh" layer, externally reaching the skin and internally influencing the collaterals and meridians, stimulating these structures from outside to inside. Local superficial puncture shows significant efficacy in treating pathological scars by activating nutrient and defense to strengthen the body and dispel pathogenic factors, dredging collaterals to remove stasis and relieve pain, and dredging the meridians to harmonize the
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