What is Scar Removal?
Scar removal is a term used for surgical and nonsurgical procedures used to reduce the visibility of scars on the face and body.
What are the different types of Scar Removal procedures?
Scar removal treatments include medicated, topical applications including lotions, creams and gels, the application of vitamin C serums, cryotherapy using liquid nitrogen to freeze the scar, dermabrasion, laser assisted scar revision treatments, steroid creams or tablets, placing silicone sheets and skin grafting or scar revision surgery.
Are Scar Removal procedures painful?
Nonsurgical scar removal procedures are not painful. Scar revision surgery and laser scar removal procedures are performed after administration of a local anaesthetic or sedation. Patients will not feel pain during the procedure.
When can I travel by air after Scar Removal?
Patients should wait one to two weeks after scar revision surgery or laser assisted scar removal procedures before travelling by air. They should get a certification of being fit to travel by air from their doctor before embarking on their journey.
How long does recovery take after a Scar Removal procedure?
Recovery after surgical scar revision procedures and laser assisted scar removal procedures generally take two to three weeks.
What after care is required after a Scar Removal procedure?
Patients should take all prescribed medications correctly and eat a balanced diet with plenty of raw vegetables and fruit. They should not smoke or drink alcohol for at least a month. They should avoid strenuous exercises and lifting heavy objects for at least a month. Patients who have undergone a laser scar removal procedure should apply all prescribed topical medications correctly.
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