The incisions that come up to the lower layer of our skin (dermis layer) leave scars while healing. This is called a scar. With current technology, it is not possible for this scar to be completely normal skin. But we can very well be mitigated. What happens at the end of facial scar treatment? Facial scars appear raised, sunken or a different color from the skin. Therefore, it attracts attention when viewed from the front. With treatments, it is ensured that the scar is closer to the skin and becomes less visible. The success rate of scar treatment varies depending on the current scar condition. There is no change in the number or size of the leaves in the treatment. The improvement will be in the visibility of the scar, that is, the visibility of the treated scar will decrease and it will become closer to the normal skin and more compatible. The best result; It occurs when different treatments are used together. How many sessions of each treatment will be given depends on the response of the person to the treatment. An average of 50% reduction can be achieved in 5-6 sessions.

HOW DOES THE FACA TRACE GO?

We do not recommend surgery to remove facial and razor scars because the surgery itself creates an incision scar. For this reason, treatments that will renew the skin itself are recommended for the treatment of facial and razor scars. These:

CHEMICAL PEELING; It is the peeling of the upper layer of the skin (epidermis) with chemical solutions such as gluconic acid, TCA (Trichlor Acetic Acid). Chemical peeling is a superficial procedure. It is used only on traces with color difference. It reduces the color difference with peeling and provides a closer color to the skin. Chemical peeling is not done in summer, only in winter. After the procedure, it is necessary to use sunscreen.

 

FRACTIONAL CO2 LASER; It can provide energy that is powerful enough to penetrate the deep layers of the skin. In this way, the upper part of the skin is crusted and shed within 1 week, and new skin comes from the bottom. Renewal of the skin reduces the scars and makes the scars more compatible with the skin.

At the end of these treatments, the facial scars do not disappear completely, but they are reduced. Façade marks are easier to hide. Razor mark concealer foundations cover more easily.