AestheticTratamientos Corporales

Scar Treatment

Scar treatment or scar revision is a specialised aesthetic procedure aimed at minimising the appearance of scars (from surgery, trauma, acne or burns) and improving skin texture, colour and contour. At City Clinic, we focus on refining scars for better visual and textural integration with surrounding skin.

Doctors & Specialists:

Dr.Javier Pérez Diez

Scarring is the skin’s natural healing response following injury. Some scars may be flat, depressed, raised, pigmented or restrict movement. Scarlet treatment uses techniques such as laser resurfacing, dermal fillers, microneedling or surgical revision to soften, flatten, lighten or reshape the scar tissue. Our goal is to help patients regain confidence and restore smoother skin surface.

Indications

Visible scars from surgery, trauma, acne, or burns
Raised or depressed scars affecting texture or movement
Discoloured or uneven scars
Desire for improved skin contour and appearance
Aesthetic or confidence concerns

Causes

Surgical wounds, trauma, or burns
Acne or inflammatory lesions
Genetic tendency for thick scars
Improper healing or post-injury infection

Treatment Details

Procedure Steps

1

Initial consultation: scar assessment (type, size, depth, colour) and suitable treatment plan.

2

Application of treatment: laser resurfacing, dermal filler, microneedling, or minor surgical revision.

3

Follow‑up visits to monitor progression, possibly multiple sessions for optimum result.

Duration:

30‑60 minutes per session depending on scar size and method.

Number of Sessions:

Often 2‑4 sessions spaced several weeks apart for best outcome.

Recovery / Downtime:

Moderate; depends on treatment type—could be mild redness to several days of healing.

Pain Level:

Low to moderate; manageable with topical or local anaesthesia and aftercare.

Pre-Treatment:

  • Avoid aggressive skincare or irritants in the area prior to session
  • Discuss medical history (keloid tendency, healing issues)

Post-Treatment:

  • Use gentle cleansing and moisturising as advised
  • Avoid sun exposure and use strong SPF on treated zone
  • Follow restrictions on picking, scratching or trauma to area
  • Attend follow‑up visits for monitoring and possible additional sessions

Results

Expected Outcome

Short-term: The scar appears smoother, less pigmented and more blended with skin.
Long-term: The texture, colour and contour of the scar improve significantly, enhancing overall skin harmony and confidence.

How Long
Results Last?


Improvements are long‑lasting; however, full maturation of the scar continues over months and maintenance may be required for optimal outcome.

Risks & Considerations

Possible Side Effects


• Redness, mild swelling or temporary sensitivity in treated zone. • Risk of pigment changes. • In rare cases, recurrence or worsening of scar tissue if predisposed (keloid)

Contraindications (who should avoid it)

• Active infection or open wound in scar area
• Uncontrolled skin conditions (e.g., eczema) near the treatment site
• Pregnancy (depending on method)

Safety Notes

City Clinic applies a tailored approach, selecting the right method based on scar type and patient profile. Treatments are delivered by trained specialists under safe and sterile conditions.

Pricing

Price Range (approximate)

Factors Affecting Price

• Scar size, location and type (flat, depressed, raised)
• Treatment method (laser, microneedling, surgical revision)
• Number of sessions required

Insurance Coverage

Generally considered cosmetic; coverages vary by policy and indication.

FAQs

Will the scar completely disappear?
No — scars cannot always be completely erased, but they can be significantly improved in appearance, texture and colour.
Often 2‑4 sessions; some cases require more depending on scar type and response.
No — most patients tolerate the treatment well; mild discomfort or sensitivity is normal.
Some improvement is visible quickly; full effect may take weeks to months as skin remodels.
Most are, but certain scars (large, deep, over mobile areas) may require combined or surgical approaches.

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