It is overgrown, protruding and you feel that it disfigures your body. A scar. You want it to flatten out, shrink, but you're not going to have it re-stitched. Is that right? Then you will be pleased to know that there is an easy way to correct scars.
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Non-invasive method
No scalpel - just a needle
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High efficiency
The least demanding scar treatment with great effect
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Quick treatment
It's done in a few minutes
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Top doctors
You will be treated by an experienced dermatologist
More about the procedure
The least demanding and yet highly successful method of scar treatment is the injection of corticosteroids. A depot corticosteroid is injected into the scar to reduce and soften the scar. The procedure is very quick and is repeated 6 weeks apart. We only perform the treatment on healed scars, there must be no scabs. The ideal scar for this procedure is a raised, hardened or overgrown scar.
How corticosteroid scar treatment works
The doctor injects the corticosteroid into the scar with a small needle. Over the course of 6 weeks, the active ingredient will exfoliate the thickened tissue, and the scar will soften and shrink. After application, the doctor will cover the injection site with a plaster, which can be removed an hour after treatment.
Treatment of scars by injection of corticosteroids can
solve the following problems
- Postoperative scars
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You often wonder
Other procedures used in the treatment of scars include chemical peeling, erbium laser treatment, CO2 laser treatment, corticosteroid application, microneedling, eMatrix radiofrequency treatment, Vbeam laser, IPL treatment or application of hyaluronic acid-based fillers.
It may happen that the scar is significantly reduced by the corticosteroid, but at the same time it expands to a larger area or decreases below the skin level.
Mostly, yes. Only rarely is a single treatment enough.
The soreness is very individual, but it is more like a short pinch. But you will definitely feel the prick.
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