Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Scar Resurfacing treatment.

Most clients require three to six sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, depending on scar size, depth and individual healing. A customized plan follows consultation to achieve steady, safe improvement with monitored progress.

We use topical numbing and gentle techniques to keep discomfort minimal. Many clients report only mild tingling or pressure; therapists monitor comfort and adjust settings to ensure a safe, tolerable experience.

Downtime varies with intensity: mild treatments cause redness and light peeling for one to three days, while deeper resurfacing can need up to a week. We provide aftercare guidance to speed recovery and reduce visible effects.

It can improve both, but results depend on scar age, type and depth. Newer scars often respond faster; older scars may need additional sessions or complementary therapies. Consultation sets realistic expectations and a tailored plan.

Most skin types can benefit, but active infections, open wounds, keloid-prone skin or recent isotretinoin use may preclude treatment. We perform a thorough assessment and recommend alternatives or pre-treatment preparation if needed.

Follow our aftercare: gentle cleansing, hydrating ointments, daily broad-spectrum sunscreen and avoid harsh products or sun exposure as advised. Keeping skin moisturized and attending follow-ups speeds healing and improves results.