Morpheus8 vs Genius on trauma scar? (Photos)

A close-up HD photo would have been extremely helpful. In general, it is not surprising that microneedling and IPL were not effective, since microneedling, even professionally performed microneedling, is best reserved for a final "polishing" step to improve superficial surface texture and color irregularities that inevitably remain after a more appropriate scar treatment is performed. IPL had little chance of doing much for a scar. And temporary fillers can be especially temporary in areas subject to a great deal of movement and static tension, like the glabella area. If the scar is indented, then subcision would likely be appropriate, perhaps accompanied by the use of Botox to quiet the motion of the glabella so that the treatment site can heal better. What I can say is that most of the expensive energy-based devices, despite the fancy and alluring names, are supported more by marketing hype than hard science. So, a healthy dose of buyer beware would be wise. Make sure to consult with a board certified cosmetic dermatologist and best of luck.