Which Scars Respond to Treatment
Scar treatment can help a wide range of scars, but different scars need very different approaches, which is why assessment matters. Depressed acne scars, such as rolling, boxcar and ice-pick types, respond to resurfacing and subcision, while raised keloid or hypertrophic scars usually need injections to soften and flatten them. Surgical and injury scars, and some stretch marks, can also be improved. Newer scars sometimes respond faster than very old ones. During your consultation the doctor examines the scar type, depth and your skin tone, then explains what level of improvement is realistic before recommending a plan.





















