Scar Correction (Scar Revision)

Scar correction (scar revision) is a procedure that improves scars caused by trauma, surgical operations, or burns, both aesthetically and functionally. This procedure aims to address scars that are both cosmetically bothersome and cause restricted movement. Thanks to modern aesthetic surgery techniques, scars can be significantly softened and blended with the surrounding skin texture.

Every scar has a different structure. A scar is evaluated based on factors such as its color, thickness, location, and skin type. Therefore, scar treatment is planned individually for each patient. Different techniques are used depending on whether the scar is a keloid (raised scar), a hypertrophic scar, or a retracted scar.

Treatment options include surgical revision, laser therapies, PRP treatments, microneedling, and cortisone injections. In some cases, these methods are combined to achieve maximum improvement. The goal is for the skin's color, texture, and elasticity to blend in with the surrounding tissue.

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, and the patient is discharged the same day. The recovery process is generally short and comfortable. In the period after the procedure, using sunscreen, following a skincare routine, and attending regular check-ups improve the durability of the results.

• Corrects scars caused by trauma, surgery, or burns
• Softens skin texture and evens out color
• Performed quickly under local anesthesia
• Scars are noticeably reduced with laser- and PRP-assisted methods
• Provides both aesthetic and functional improvement