Our skin is such a sensitive organ, and unfortunately even the slightest damage can cause scars to appear. Being so exposed, skin is subjected to cuts, burns and scratches, and sometimes if the scar is bigger and positioned on some visible part of the body where it is hard to hide, it can cause an esthetic and cosmetic problem.

Most affected with this condition are people who have scars on their face, including acne scars which sometimes can be unsightly and blemishing. Luckily, nowadays, there are some very successful scar removal techniques, which can make a real difference in the size and the appearance of the scar mark, and ease the troubles of people whose appearance is affected by this condition.

Even though scars can’t be completely erased, our experienced staff will help you choose the right technique that best fits your personal needs, minimizing the scar mark on your skin and making it less visible.

There are many different types of scars. Some of them can even significantly contract the skin, influencing the movement, while others are just unpleasant to look at, no matter if they are thick or thin, recessed or raised.

Scar Treatment at NuLife Hospital & NuLife Clinics

There are several options for successfully removing scars. The right choice mostly depends on the size and the appearance of a scar that needs to be removed, because as we have said before, scars can considerably vary in their type and looks.

Some of the most common scare removal treatments are:

• Topical creams, oils and ointments
• Dermaneedling
• Injection treatments

The first and not at all invasive technique is using topical creams, oils or ointments which can be over-the-counter or prescribed by your dermatologist. This kind of skin removal is used for scars which are the results of some skin trauma, such as a cut or some other kind of skin injury, usually not very deep.

For post acne scars, Dermaneedling is a very safe and effective procedure preferred all around the world. For keloid or hypertrophic scars steroid injection treatments are very often used.