Scars are a natural part of the skin’s healing process. When tissue is injured—whether by surgery, trauma, or acne—the body produces new connective tissue to repair the damage. The extent of scarring depends on the skin’s regenerative capacity, wound care, and individual genetic predisposition. While scarring is a physiological response, visible scars can cause aesthetic concerns and emotional distress for many individuals.
Today’s medical aesthetic treatments aim not only to fade scars but to improve their texture, structure, and how well they blend with the surrounding skin. Technologies such as 3D Vivace fractional microneedling RF, CO₂ laser resurfacing, mesotherapy, and PRP therapy can significantly improve even older scars. Treatments can be combined for optimal results, tailored to each individual’s skin and scar type.
The goal of scar treatment is not total erasure, but restoring a natural, even skin texture and tone. Treatment improves not only the surface of the scar but also its depth and color. Most patients notice visible improvements after just a few sessions, often leading to enhanced comfort, self-esteem, and confidence.
Fades pigmented or reddish scars
Improves uneven skin texture
Reduces scar depth and thickness
Stimulates collagen production
Helps scar tissue blend with surrounding skin
Non-invasive or minimally invasive procedures
Customized treatment plan
Short recovery time
Visible improvement after a few sessions
Suitable for all skin types
Each treatment is preceded by a comprehensive skin assessment to evaluate the type, age, depth of the scar, and the skin’s overall condition.
Depending on the chosen technique, treatments take 30 to 60 minutes. Most procedures cause minimal discomfort, and anesthetic options are available upon request.
Temporary redness, swelling, or mild peeling may occur, but these effects typically subside within 2–3 days.
After several sessions, skin tone and texture become more uniform, and the appearance of scars noticeably improves. The most dramatic changes are typically seen within 1–3 months.
Treatments aim to stimulate the skin’s natural healing processes by breaking down excess collagen and triggering the formation of new, more elastic fibers in the scar tissue.
Individuals with fresh or older surgical scars
Patients with acne-related scarring
Those wishing to improve scars from trauma or burns
Anyone seeking a non-invasive and safe solution
Results can be long-lasting, especially when combined with a proper skincare routine. Maintenance treatments once or twice a year are recommended to preserve improvements.
Early treatment is ideal, but older scars can also be improved aesthetically.
Treatments are suitable for all skin types.
In some cases, combining multiple techniques yields the best results.
Sun protection is essential following treatment.
Treatments are available for both men and women.
