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Treatments for Scarring

Microneedling

Facial and body scarring can be treated with Microneedling, which is a non-surgical procedure for facial rejuvenation. This treatment is designed to improve skin quality through creation of micro-injuries to the dermis and epidermis of the skin.

The micro-injuries stimulated elastin and collage production, resulting in skin tightening and improve skin flexibility. Because of this, Microneedling can be used to treat irregular skin surface texture such as scarred tissue.

Microneedling is used primarily on the face and neck but can be used anywhere on the body.

Morpheus8

Morpheus8 or Morpheus8 Resurfacing are also an alternative to treat scarring, depending on the depth of the scar.

Thanks to its unique patented technology, Morpheus8 can penetrate deeply into the skin creating a powerful multi-level skin tightening result, without risking fat reduction or pigmentation changes on the surface of the skin. Its collagen stimulating and skin resurfacing effects make Morpheus8 can also be a useful treatment for acne scars and general face and body scarring.

ExoTech Exosome Therapy

ExoTech Exosome Therapy utilises the latest innovation in regenerative technology to deliver a cutting-edge anti-ageing treatment designed to improve skin tone and texture, while addressing and reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Exosomes are believed to increase collagen production in the dermis by up to 700% over the course of several months.

By delivering specific signalling molecules, ExoTech Exosome Therapy stimulates collagen production and improves cell turnover, thus being an optimal option to heal face and body scarring.

Lumecca™ IPL Therapy

When the scarring type is hypopigmentation, Lumecca™ IPL therapy can be use to reduce its appearance. This treatment uses intense pulsed light photo-thermolysis through the delivery of specific wavelengths of light which interact with red and brown pigments in the skin.

Lumecca™ IPL is particularly successful in removing scarring, age spots (red/brown pigmentation), sun damage, vascular lesions, rosacea, freckles, scarring and melasma. Lumecca™ IPL can be used on any part of the body with excellent results. This popular anti-aging treatment is a quick treatment with visible results after the first one to two sessions.

ULTRACLEAR® Mapping

Ultraclear™ is a revolutionary breakthrough in laser technology, designed to effectively treat scarring ranging from superficial scars to more advanced surgical and acne scars. An innovation in its field, UltraClear™ creates controlled, fractional micro-injuries without causing thermal damage to the surrounding tissue. This advanced approach resurfaces the skin, reorganising and regenerating collagen fibres for smoother texture, removing damaged skin layers and stimulating collagen production. Results see a significant improvement of scars and a smoother, tighter looking complexion.

ULTRACLEAR® Lift

Ultraclear™ is a revolutionary breakthrough in laser technology, designed to effectively treat scarring ranging from superficial scars to more advanced surgical and acne scars. An innovation in its field, UltraClear™ creates controlled, fractional micro-injuries without causing thermal damage to the surrounding tissue. This advanced approach resurfaces the skin, reorganising and regenerating collagen fibres for smoother texture, removing damaged skin layers and stimulating collagen production. Results see a significant improvement of scars and a smoother, tighter looking complexion.

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Treatments for scarring

What is Superficial Facial and Body Scarring?

A superficial facial or body scar is a mark on the top layer of the skin usually caused by an injury, a disease, a burn or even surgery. Stretch marks, caused when our skin grows or shrinks quickly, can also form scars as can insect bites, stings and even allergic reactions.

Scars can be flat but they may also be lumpy and they can be painful and frustrating too. Unfortunately, scars don’t disappear on their own, but over several years, they do tend to fade.

Typically, a scar develops when a wound is healing and new skin forms. Collagen is created to help to aid with recovery but as collagen is thicker and a little different to normal skin tissue, it can become what we know as a scar, which looks different to the rest of our healthy skin.

Anyone can be susceptible to scarring. If you have suffered from a skin condition such as acne or chicken pox, then a scar could have developed as your condition was healing.

At Dr David Jack, we can help to treat your scar. Contact us for treatment options.

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