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Also known as: Hypertrophic Scar Treatment, Keloid Treatment
Considering Scar & Keloid Revision?
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Treated areas:Body, Scars
| Feature | Hypertrophic Scars | Keloid Scars |
| Appearance | Raised, thick, red, or firm. | Thicker, firm, and often spreading outward. |
| Growth | Stays within the original wound area. | Grows beyond the boundaries of the original wound. |
| Progression | May slowly improve on its own over time. | Can grow indefinitely; rarely improves without treatment. |
| Commonality | Common after surgery or injury. | More common in darker and Asian skin types. |
✅ Smoother Texture: Hard or rough scar tissue becomes soft and even with surrounding skin
✅ Flatter Appearance: Significant shrinkage and flattening of raised/thickened areas
✅ Natural Colour: Fades persistent redness and helps the scar tone blend with your skin
✅ Symptom Relief: Dramatic reduction in itching, tenderness, and physical pain
✅ Improved Flexibility: Releases “tight” scars to restore better movement and flexibility
✅ Prevention: Lowered risk of the scar growing back through combined therapy
💉 Steroid Injections: Directly flattens raised tissue and stops excess collagen formation.
✂️ Surgical Revision: Carefully removing the old scar and re-closing the skin with fine techniques for a thinner, cleaner line.
🔦 Laser Therapy: Pulsed Dye Laser for redness; Fractional CO₂ for resurfacing and smoothing texture.
❄️ Cryotherapy: Freezing small keloids (like on earlobes) to shrink and soften them.
⚛️ Radiation Therapy (SRT): Low-dose treatment post-surgery to reduce keloid recurrence to under 10–15%.
🧴 Maintenance: Use of silicone sheets and pressure therapy to keep the area hydrated and flat.
Suitable for adults and children (with parental consent) seeking to improve old or new scars.
You are the perfect candidate if you have:
Photograph and measure baseline lesions. Pause blood thinners 7 days before any excision. Begin silicone gel therapy 2 weeks prior if recommended. Strict sun protection on scar zones.
Daily silicone gel/sheet application for 3-6 months, pressure garments where indicated, SPF on scar area for 12 months, scheduled in-clinic injections every 4-6 weeks, telehealth follow-up after return home.
Recurrence is possible without combined-modality care; our protocols combining excision, injection, silicone and radiation reduce recurrence rates significantly.
Injectable and laser sessions are well tolerated with topical numbing; surgical excision uses local or twilight anaesthesia.
Complete disappearance is rare but dramatic softening, flattening and depigmentation are expected.
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