Laser Scar Removal
Fotona Laser Scar Revision effectively reduces the appearance of scars and stretch
What is Laser Scar Removal?
Fotona Laser Scar Revision treatment is safe and effective for reducing the appearance of stretch marks and all types of scars. It can be used on all skin types. By softening and flattening scars and stretch marks, it improves the overall look and feel of the skin.
How Does It Work?
Simin Laser offers personalized laser scar removal treatments targeting scar tissue underneath the skin. This stimulates collagen production, smoothing the skin and reducing scar visibility. Multiple sessions may be required for optimal results, tailored to each scar's size and severity.
What to Expect?
During laser scar removal, the area is prepped and numbed, then the laser targets scar tissue, stimulating collagen production. Procedure duration varies by scar size and severity, often requiring multiple sessions. Post-treatment, patients may have redness, swelling, and discomfort, eased with OTC pain meds and ice packs.
FAQ’s
Generally, scars left behind from acne, accidents, surgeries, and even some wrinkles can be improved with laser treatments. Scars can not be completely removed, though they can be made to look less noticeable.
There are some possible side effects of using laser treatment, including:
Aggravating cold sores. If you have a history of cold sores, laser treatments can aggravate them, especially if the treatment is around your mouth. Let your doctor know if this is a concern, and they should be able to give you an antiviral medication before the treatment.
Milia. Milia are small, white bumps, similar to tiny whiteheads. They're not a serious complication but can be annoying or unsightly. Gentle exfoliation with a warm cloth should remove them. If this doesn't help, your dermatologist can also remove them.
Hyperpigmentation. There may be a darkening effect on your skin after laser treatment. You can use a skin-lightening cream if you're concerned about it. You should also use sunscreen with a minimum Use an SPF 30 if you're spending time out in the sun after treatment.
Aggravating cold sores. If you have a history of cold sores, laser treatments can aggravate them, especially if the treatment is around your mouth. Let your doctor know if this is a concern, and they should be able to give you an antiviral medication before the treatment.
Milia. Milia are small, white bumps, similar to tiny whiteheads. They're not a serious complication but can be annoying or unsightly. Gentle exfoliation with a warm cloth should remove them. If this doesn't help, your dermatologist can also remove them.
Hyperpigmentation. There may be a darkening effect on your skin after laser treatment. You can use a skin-lightening cream if you're concerned about it. You should also use sunscreen with a minimum Use an SPF 30 if you're spending time out in the sun after treatment.
Laser Scars & Stretch Marks Removal
For all skin types
Scars
$500 -1200
Single Session
Stretch Marks
$200-1700
Single Session