Other Scars

Other Scars

From chickenpox and burn marks to surgical scars: comprehensive scar solutions

We treat a wide range of scars, including chickenpox marks, burn scars, C-section and thyroid surgery scars, and hypertrophic scars from poor wound healing. After carefully assessing the tissue condition, we combine lasers, therapeutic injections, and surgical revision for the most natural outcome.

Treatment Duration
Approx. 20–40 mins
Anesthesia
Topical numbing cream or local anesthesia
Downtime
After 1–7 days
Recommended Sessions
Every 4–6 weeks, 3–5 sessions

RECOMMENDED FOR

Recommended For

  • Those with remaining chickenpox marks on the face
  • Those concerned about the discoloration and texture of burn scars
  • Those with widened or raised surgical suture marks
  • Those with visible scars from falls, scrapes, or scratches

WHY SIGNATURE

General Scar Care at Signature Dermatology Clinic

01

Treatment Tailored to Scar Maturation

Recent scars are treated with early laser therapy, while mature scars undergo targeted remodeling treatments.

02

Scar Revision & Surgical Resuturing

Widened scars are narrowed using cosmetic suturing techniques, then refined with lasers.

03

Simultaneous Improvement of Pigmentation & Redness

Brown discoloration and persistent redness are addressed together with specialized pigment and vascular lasers.

PROCESS

Procedure Steps

  1. 1Scar Etiology & Condition Assessment
  2. 2Treatment Plan & Session Scheduling
  3. 3Procedure performed after anesthesia
  4. 4Regenerative Aftercare
  5. 5Retreatment every 4–6 weeks

NOTICE

Pre & Post-Care Instructions

  • Recovery time varies depending on the treatment modality and will be explained in detail during your consultation.
  • For surgical scars, initiating treatment 4 to 8 weeks post-surgery yields optimal results.
  • Treatment outcomes and recovery times may vary by individual. Since all procedures can carry potential side effects, please consult thoroughly with a medical specialist before treatment.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

When can I begin treatment for surgical scars?

Early laser treatment can begin approximately 4 weeks after suture removal, once the wound is fully closed.

Can burn scars be improved?

Results depend on thickness, color, and extent, but texture and discoloration can be noticeably improved with fractional lasers and pigment therapy.

CONSULTATION

Consult directly with a board-certified dermatologist for your skin concerns

Conveniently book a consultation by phone or online during clinic hours.