Scars develop when the skin repairs itself after trauma. Depending on how the skin heals, scars may appear flat, raised, indented, or darker than the surrounding area.
Not all scars are the same. Their depth, type, and cause will affect which treatment method is most effective.
Scars come in different forms, each requiring a tailored approach:
Scars typically form as a result of:
The earlier a scar is treated, the better the chance of minimising its appearance.
Most scars can be improved with the right approach. Some may be softened or faded, while others may need multiple sessions to see visible results.
Numbing cream is usually applied beforehand. You may feel mild heat or tingling depending on the treatment type, but discomfort is kept minimal.
Treated scars won’t return, but new scars may form if skin inflammation continues (e.g., active acne). Maintenance and prevention are key.
Yes. Our doctors will adjust settings and select suitable technologies to minimise hyperpigmentation risks in all skin types.
This depends on the depth and age of the scar. Some see improvement in one session, while others may need a series of treatments spaced weeks apart.