Scar Removal
Suited treatment
to improve scar tissue
Scars come in a wide variety of types.
The know-how is to thoroughly comprehend
the appearance, depth, and cause of scars
so that they do not stand out.
You must find a therapy strategy
that works for you in order to reduce your scars.
Satisfactory scar treatment by carefully
understanding the type of scar
Scar therapy may not always result in scar elimination.
In order to make it as inconspicuous
as possible,
scar treatment must be carried out based on extensive clinical
expertise and technological proficiency.
Surgical Details
Operation
time
30 minutest
(per 1cm)
Anesthesia
method
Sleep anesthesia
Hospitalization
status
None
Stitch
removal
5-7 days
In-hospital
treatment
2-3 times
Recovery
period
About
7 days
Scar removal surgery method
Fusiform resection01
This method, which is the most popular,
involves suturing
the skin defect and removing all
or part of the scar in a fusiform shape.
It makes large scars into lines to make
them less conspicuous.
-
1
Scar area
-
2
Design
-
3
Suture after incision
-
4
Suture
Z & W Plastic Surgery02
When the direction of scars, such as those
on the corners of the lips, eyes,
and armpits,
differs from the direction of the skin's natural wrinkles,
this surgical procedure may be used.
By suturing the scar in a Z- or W-shape
such that
it runs along an oblique line between 30~45 °
from the usual skin line,
the scar becomes less noticeable.
-
1
Scar area
-
2
Design
-
3
Suture after incision
-
4
Suture
Skin flap surgery03
This surgical method is used when a scar has
extensive skin tissue penetration
or when it is connected to a moving tissue,
such a ligament or tendon.
To make it less visible, the blood vessel-containing
skin plate is rotated or shifted to the scarred region.
-
1
Scar area
-
2
Design
-
3
Suture after incision
-
4
Suture
Laser Treatment04
This procedure is used on scars like acne or
chicken pox scars.
Depending on the kind
and origin of the scar, the appropriate laser equipment
is used to treat the damaged area while stimulating skin
regeneration to conceal the scar.
-
1
Local anesthesia
after washing
the scar area -
2
laser surgery
-
3
soothing care
-
4
medication
Various individualized treatment methods
based on the trend
Stretched scars
01
Scars that have been brought on by surgery
or trauma eventually spread, due to the pulling power
of the surrounding tissue.
Keloid scars
03
Although it has a similar appearance to hypertrophic scars,
it tends to enlarge gradually rather than shrink with time.
Scars that were formerly red get increasingly darker over time and may itch.
Depressed scars
05
These relate to scars that develop when tissues and muscles bind together
after injury and the skin hardens in a depressed appearance.
They are often brought on by wounds like acne and chickenpox scars.
Hypertrophic scars
02
Scars that develop as a result of the body over-forming scar tissue
to protect injured areas. It rises firmly above the skin's surface
and may cause uncomfortable or painful sensations.
Burn scars
04
These are scars left behind by hot substances,
harsh chemicals, or abrasions that harm the skin's dermal layer.
Symptoms might range from pigmentation
to the protrusion of rough surfaces.
Stretched scars
01
Scars that have been brought on by surgery
or trauma eventually spread, due to the pulling
power of the surrounding tissue.
Hypertrophic scars
02
Scars that develop as a result of the body
over-forming scar tissue to protect injured areas.
It rises firmly above the skin's surface and
may cause uncomfortable or painful sensations.
Keloid scars
03
Although it has a similar appearance
to hypertrophic scars, it tends to enlarge
gradually rather than shrink with time.
Scars that were formerly red get increasingly
darker over time and may itch.
Burn scars
04
These are scars left behind by hot substances,
harsh chemicals, or abrasions that harm
the skin's dermal layer.
Symptoms might range from pigmentation
to the protrusion of rough surfaces.
Depressed scars
05
These relate to scars that develop when tissues
and muscles bind together after injury
and the skin hardens in a depressed appearance.
They are often brought on by wounds like acne
and chickenpox scars.
