Scar treatment

A scar is the natural textural change that forms as the skin heals after injury or surgery.

Some scars fade over time, while in other cases colour difference, depression, raised tissue, or irregular texture may persist.

Scars can form for many different reasons. They may develop after surgical operations, cuts, trauma, burns, infections, skin injuries, and some dermatological problems.

Scar appearance may be influenced by wound depth, location, skin type, and the healing process.

Scar treatments may be considered for surgical scars, post-trauma scars, burn scars, areas with tissue irregularity, and older scars with a prominent appearance.

Each scar has different characteristics, so the method used must be determined on an individual basis.

The scar is assessed in detail beforehand. Type, depth, colour, and location are analysed.

A treatment plan suited to individual needs is then created. Depending on the chosen method, the procedure usually takes 20–45 minutes.

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Mild redness, sensitivity, or temporary crusting may occur afterwards.

Recovery may vary according to the method and skin type. Following your physician's aftercare instructions is important.

Session count may vary according to scar type, age, depth, and treatment method.

A few sessions may be enough for some people; more prominent scars may require a longer treatment plan.

Adults who wish to reduce scar appearance and support skin texture may be evaluated.

Treatment may be postponed or deemed unsuitable with active infection, open wounds, or certain health conditions.

Pricing varies according to scar size, treatment area, method used, and planned session count.

Please contact our clinic for current pricing and a personal assessment.

For current pricing and a personal assessment, please contact our clinic.