Scarring
Scarring occurs when the skin heals after injury, surgery, or severe acne, especially cystic acne. During repair, the skin may produce too much or too little collagen, resulting in different types of scars. Atrophic scars are sunken scars, often caused by acne, and include ice pick scars (deep, narrow scars), boxcar scars (broad, box-shaped depressions), and rolling scars (wave-like, uneven depressions). Hypertrophic scars are raised scars caused by excess collagen that remain within the original injury area. Keloid scars are raised scars that extend beyond the original injury site and may continue to grow over time.
Recommended Treatments
Microneedling
Uses fine needles to stimulate collagen production, encouraging skin regeneration and reducing the depth of scars.
Mesotherapy
Injects a blend of vitamins, hyaluronic acid, and other nourishing ingredients into the skin to improve hydration, boost collagen production, and promote skin regeneration, reducing scar visibility.
Mesotox
Combines mesotherapy with microdoses of Botox to improve skin texture, relax tight scar tissues, and reduce unevenness
ResurFX
ResurFX is a non-invasive laser treatment that stimulates collagen production to improve the texture and appearance of scars. By targeting the skin's deeper layers, it promotes natural healing.
CO2 Laser
Advanced CO2 laser targets deep lines, acne scars, and advanced ageing. Using fractional CO2 technology, it stimulates collagen and renews the skin from within, improving texture, firmness, and overall appearance. Ideal for those seeking more significant, corrective results.