Scar Correction

Laser resurfacing, RF-microneedling, collagen/steroid injections, surgical excision and subcision level texture, reduce hypertrophic and keloid scars, restoring smooth skin without pain or long recovery.

Scar Excision

Surgical removal of scar tissue with scalpel, precise edge alignment and cosmetic intradermal sutures replaces coarse defect with thin barely visible scar.

Scar Deformity Correction with Local Tissue Transposition

Surgical scar excision restores volume, eliminates contracture and pulling, leveling contours of face, neck or body using surrounding tissues without distant donor sites.

Scar Deformity Correction with Free Skin Flap

Microsurgical transplantation of full-thickness or split-thickness skin flap (from abdomen, thigh or postauricular area) on vascular pedicle or free autograft restores skin deficiency in extensive scars, eliminating neck, face or limb contractures.

Scar Deformity Correction Using Expander

Two-stage microsurgical implantation of silicone expander under skin near scar for gradual healthy tissue stretching (expansion 8-15 weeks), followed by defect excision and closure with expanded flap without donor sites.

Laser Scar Correction Methods

Laser destruction of excess collagen, stimulating regeneration and leveling the texture of atrophic, hypertrophic, and keloid scars without surgical excision.

Injection Scar Correction Methods

Corticosteroid injections into hypertrophic and keloid scars reduce volume and density, while hyaluronic acid and collagen fillers fill atrophic defects, leveling texture without surgery.