How can they be treated?
Depending on the scar, different techniques may be considered, including CO2 Laser, microneedle radiofrequency, microneedling, injectable treatments or surgical correction, alone or in combination.
Is the scar deep, raised, irregular or still bothering you?
Scars can be depressed, raised, thick, adherent or show changes in colour.
Different scars need different approaches.
Medical assessment before choosing the technique.

Depending on the scar, different techniques may be considered, including CO2 Laser, microneedle radiofrequency, microneedling, injectable treatments or surgical correction, alone or in combination.
We cannot promise that.
The aim is to improve characteristics such as depth, relief, texture, thickness or adherence.
They can also be assessed. The age of the scar is only one of the factors considered.
First we classify the scar. Then we choose the approach.
It depends on the technique. Topical or infiltration anaesthesia or local nerve blocks may be used.
It depends on the type and extent of the scar, the technique used and the response.
It depends on the treatment. There may be redness, swelling, tenderness, crusts, peeling or temporary pigmentation changes.
There is no universal treatment. More aggressive does not necessarily mean better.
Keloids carry a risk of recurrence and require their own approach.
They depend on the technique and may include pigmentation changes, infection, texture changes, unfavourable healing or recurrence.
You do not need to choose the technology.
First we classify the scar. Then we build the plan.