Most scars can be improved with the right treatment, though results depend on scar type, age, and skin characteristics. Our dermatologist will recommend the safest and most effective approach for your case.

Early intervention often gives better results. In most cases, we can start preventive scar care once the wound has closed and initial healing is complete.

No treatment can make a scar disappear entirely, but we can significantly improve its texture, colour, and overall appearance while reducing discomfort.

Most scar treatments cause only mild discomfort. We use numbing creams, local anaesthesia, or cooling methods where needed to make the procedure comfortable.

The number of sessions depends on the scar type, size, and chosen treatment. Some scars improve in one or two sessions, while others require a series over several months.

Certain scars, such as keloids, may recur. We use preventive measures, such as corticosteroid injections or pressure therapy, to reduce the risk of recurrence.

Yes, when performed by a qualified dermatologist using the right settings. We choose lasers and techniques suited to your skin tone and scar type to minimise side effects.

Some treatments, like steroid injections, have little to no downtime. Others, such as laser resurfacing, may require a few days of healing. We guide you based on your treatment plan.

Yes. UV exposure can darken scars and slow down the improvement process. Daily sunscreen is essential for protecting healing skin and maintaining results.

Yes. We offer safe, age-appropriate treatments for children with scars from injuries, surgery, or burns, after careful assessment.

Absolutely. We monitor your progress, adjust treatments as necessary, and provide guidance on home care to help you maintain your improvements in the long term.