At Dr. James Dsilva' Clinic, we provide a range of scar removal techniques that produce observably better cosmetic results. The way these cosmetic procedures treat scars and the kinds of scars they treat differ. A combined strategy involving several treatment techniques is frequently necessary for scars. This works for scars that are complicated and have special qualities that are impossible to treat with conventional unidimensional techniques.
Anaesthesia will be administered; however, it may be topical or injectable, contingent on the necessary course of treatment. Topical anaesthesia is most frequently used for superficial or non-invasive procedures, however local or even general anaesthesia may be utilised for surgical scar revision.
Dr. James Dsilva will go over your medical history, take into account any particulars of the nature and location of your scar, and create a personalised treatment plan during your appointment for scar revision.
Types of Scars treated at Dr. James Dsilva’ Scar Treatment Clinic
- Acne Scars
- Hypertrophic Scars
- Keloid Scars
- Atrophic Scars
- Chickenpox Scars
- Post-Surgery Scars
What is Surgical Scar Revision?
Surgical scar revision is a procedure designed to improve the appearance of scars. Scars form as the body heals after an injury or surgery. While scars are a natural part of the healing process, some may be more noticeable than others.
The most conventional and effective way to improve the look of scars is through surgical scar revision. The outcomes can be better than those from lasers, microneedling, or dermabrasion if done with accuracy, competence, and experience. Surgical scar revision is more frequently utilised to address an ugly postoperative scar that already exists, albeit it may not be suitable for all scar types.
The secret to getting the best outcomes is picking the appropriate surgeon. Because they do skin surgery on a regular basis, surgeons with extensive fellowship training in Mohs and skin reconstruction are experts in surgical scar treatments.
Benefits of Surgical Scar Revision
Reduce the size and width of the scar: This is often done by surgically removing the old scar tissue and then carefully closing the wound.
Improve the color and texture of the scar: Techniques like laser therapy or dermabrasion may be used to minimize discoloration and improve the overall appearance of the scar.
Soften raised or depressed scars: Certain procedures can help to flatten or smooth out raised or sunken scars.
Improve the function of the affected area: In some cases, scar revision can help to restore normal movement or function to an area that has been affected by a scar.