Scar revision treatment

utilise natural skin repair to reduce your scar's appearance.

Introduction on how we provide scar revision help 

Scar revision guide

Scar revision

What is the Scar Revision?

Scar revision is a highly effective treatment that uses specialist needles that causes a controlled trauma to the scarred area.

This trauma causes the skin to repair in a natural way and visibly reduces the appearance of the scar. We recommend that this treatment is carried out before adding colour to the skin as camouflage.

Frequently asked questions

Who is a suitable candidate for scar revision treatment?

Anyone with a scar that is causing discomfort, limiting movement, or affecting self-confidence may be a good candidate. The best results are typically seen in individuals with fully healed scars (at least 6–12 months old). However, suitability depends on factors like skin type, scar severity, and overall health, so a consultation with a specialist is recommended.

How long does it take to see results from scar revision?

Results vary depending on the treatment method. Some treatments, like steroid injections or laser therapy, may show improvement within a few weeks, while surgical scar revision may take several months to reveal the final outcome. Full healing and optimal results typically take between 3 to 12 months.

Are there any risks or side effects associated with scar revision treatment?

Like any medical procedure, scar revision treatments come with potential risks. Common side effects include temporary redness, swelling, discomfort, or pigmentation changes. Surgical procedures carry risks of infection, delayed healing, or recurrence of scarring. A qualified practitioner will assess risks and discuss them before proceeding with treatment.

Will the scar completely disappear after treatment?

While scar revision can significantly improve the appearance of a scar, it is unlikely to make it disappear completely. The treatment aims to make the scar blend more naturally with the surrounding skin, reducing its prominence. The degree of improvement depends on factors like scar type, skin healing response, and the chosen treatment method.

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