Reveal Smoother, Clearer, and Revitalised Skin with Targeted Scar Treatments.

Skin scarring can impact confidence at any age. Our treatments address the root causes, such as acne, injury, or surgery, by promoting collagen production, improving skin texture, and reducing the visibility of scars for smoother, more even skin.

With customised treatments that include PRF therapy, advanced skincare solutions, and expert guidance on post-care, we promote collagen regeneration, smooth skin texture, and minimise the appearance of scars for healthier, rejuvenated skin.

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What is Scarring?

Scarring is a skin concern that often impacts one’s confidence. Scars form as part of the skin’s natural healing process after injury, but the way they develop can vary dramatically based on factors like skin type, the severity of the wound, and how the injury was treated. Scars can be raised, depressed, or flat, and they may differ in texture, colour, and size. Common causes include acne, surgical incisions, trauma, or even minor injuries, each leaving behind a unique mark.

The formation of scars is influenced by collagen production during healing. Overactive collagen can result in hypertrophic scars or keloids - raised, thickened areas of tissue that may grow beyond the original injury site. Insufficient collagen may lead to atrophic scars, often seen in conditions like acne, where the skin forms pitted, sunken areas. Additionally, some scars may remain red or hyperpigmented long after the initial wound has healed, while others fade but leave lasting texture changes.

Advances in laser therapy, microneedling, and medical-grade skincare products can help remodel scar tissue, improve skin texture, and reduce discolouration, diminishing the visible signs and helping to restore smoother, more even skin.

At Dr. D Cosmetics, our approach addresses the specific type of scarring you’re dealing with, providing targeted solutions to help you regain confidence in your skin’s appearance.

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Scarring is a skin concern that can result from acne, injuries, or surgery, often leaving visible marks and uneven texture. Our comprehensive treatment options include:

Each treatment plan is customised to address your unique scarring concerns, delivering noticeable, long-lasting results.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What causes skin scarring?

Skin scarring occurs when the skin’s natural healing process after an injury or trauma produces excess collagen. Common causes include acne, surgical incisions, cuts, burns. The appearance and severity of scars vary depending on factors such as skin type, depth of the injury, and the individual’s healing response.
Are there different types of scars?

Yes, there are several types of scars:

  • Atrophic scars: These are sunken scars, often caused by acne or chickenpox, where the skin tissue is lost.
  • Hypertrophic scars: Raised scars that stay within the boundaries of the original injury.
  • Keloid scars: Overgrown scars that extend beyond the original wound, often more common in darker skin tones.
  • Contracture scars: Scars that tighten the skin, often occurring after burns.
Can scars fade or disappear over time?

While some scars may naturally fade over time, they typically don’t disappear completely. The degree of fading depends on the type of scar, skin tone, and treatment methods used. Treatments like lasers, microneedling can significantly reduce their appearance.
What treatments are available for skin scarring?

Several effective treatments can help improve the appearance of scars, including:

  • Laser treatments: Non-invasive laser technologies target scar tissue to promote smoother skin.
  • Microneedling: Stimulates collagen production, helping reduce the appearance of atrophic scars.
  • Chemical peels: Help exfoliate and rejuvenate scarred skin, improving texture and tone.
  • Topical treatments: Medical-grade creams, silicone sheets, and serums can help improve healing and minimise scar formation.
Are certain skin types more prone to scarring?

Yes, people with darker skin tones are more prone to keloid or hypertrophic scarring due to a higher level of melanin production. Additionally, those with a genetic predisposition to keloids or those who have inflammatory skin conditions like acne may be more prone to scarring.
Can scars from acne be treated?

Absolutely. Acne scarring, especially atrophic scars, can be treated with a variety of methods such as microneedling, laser treatments, and chemical peels. For more severe cases, a combination of therapies may be required to achieve the best results.
How long does it take to see results from scar treatments?

The time frame for seeing results depends on the treatment type and the severity of the scar. Some treatments like laser or microneedling may show gradual improvement over a few sessions, while topical treatments may take longer. It’s important to have a personalised consultation to set realistic expectations.
Can scars be prevented?

While it’s impossible to completely prevent scars, taking proper care of wounds and following a dermatologist’s advice can minimise their severity. Using sunscreen, keeping wounds clean, and applying scar treatment products early in the healing process can help reduce the risk of noticeable scarring.
Are scar treatments suitable for all skin types?

Yes, but treatment needs to be tailored to each individual’s skin type and the type of scar. For example, certain laser treatments may need to be adjusted for those with darker skin tones to avoid pigmentation changes. It’s essential to consult with a medical professional who specialises in treating a variety of skin types.
Will scar treatments require downtime?

Some treatments, like laser resurfacing and microneedling, may require a short recovery period with mild redness or swelling. Topical treatments typically have no downtime, but it’s important to follow aftercare instructions for any procedure to ensure the best results.