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– A scar is a mark left on the skin after an injury heals. – It forms as part of the body's natural healing process. – Scars can differ in size, shape, and texture.
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– Scars form when the skin repairs itself after injury. – Factors include wound depth, location, and individual skin type. – Infections and improper wound care can worsen scarring.
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Compression: Creates a microclimate over the scar. Reduced Inflammation: Helps minimise inflammation, which can affect scar formation and appearance.
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keloids extend beyond the original wound. They are thick, raised, and often darker in color. Keloids can continue growing and may cause discomfort or itching.
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Dead Skin Removal: Gently removes dead skin cells, improving the scar’s appearance and texture. Cell Turnover: Encourages new skin growth, leading to smoother, more even skin.
Scar Reduction: Uses focused light energy to break down scar tissue and stimulate new skin growth. Multiple Sessions Required: Often needs several treatments for optimal results.
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Stimulates Collagen Production: Tiny needles create micro-injuries, promoting smoother, healthier skin. Effective for Acne & Surgical Scars: Helps reduce the depth and visibility of scars.
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– Flattens Raised Scars: Reduces thick, raised scars like keloids and hypertrophic scars. – Decreases Itching & Inflammation: Helps soothe discomfort and redness. –
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– Shrinks Keloid & Hypertrophic Scars: Uses liquid nitrogen to freeze and reduce scar size. – Effective for Small Scars: Works best on early-stage keloids.
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– Exfoliates Scarred Skin: Removes the top layer of skin to promote new, healthier skin growth. – Improves Skin Tone & Texture: Reduces discoloration and smooths uneven scars.
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– Removes Deep Scars: Used for severe scars that limit movement or cause discomfort. – Techniques Vary: Includes excision, skin grafting, or tissue expansion.
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Scars can fade with proper treatment. Over-the-counter products help mild scars, while medical procedures improve deeper ones. Consistent care leads to smoother skin.