Scar formation is a part of the skin's natural healing process.
Condition
Scarring - Post Surgical
Overview
Scarring is a natural part of the skin’s healing process following injury, surgery, acne, or inflammation.
The appearance of a scar can vary based on skin type, the depth of the wound, and how the skin heals. In some cases, scarring may also be accompanied by post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation or redness, especially in deeper skin tones.
Common types of scars include:
- Hypertrophic scars – Raised, firm scars that stay within the boundary of the original wound.
- Keloid scars – Thick, raised scars that grow beyond the original wound site; more common in darker skin tones.(Please note, we do not treat keloid scars at Maeskn Aesthetics.)
- Atrophic scars – Depressed or pitted scars, often resulting from acne or chickenpox.
Although scars can be permanent the appearance of scarring can be improved.
Treatments for Scarring - Post Surgical
At Maeskn Clinic, we offer advanced treatments to help reduce the appearance of post operative scars and target post-inflammatory redness or pigmentation. :
- Excel V+ Laser – Effectively treats red or pigmented scars by targeting vascular and pigmented irregularities in the skin.
- Imedpen Dermaneedling – Stimulates collagen production to improve the texture, tone, and depth of atrophic or uneven scars.
- Dermalux Tri-wave MD – A powerful light therapy treatment that accelerates healing, reduces inflammation, and improves the overall appearance of scars by enhancing collagen and elastin production.
A initial skin consultation is imperative to determine the most suitable treatment plan for your skin type and concerns. This ensures we can help you achieve the best possible results.
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