Laser Scar Removal

We all have them; the scars left over from surgeries, nicks and scrapes and the occasional freak accident. If you are looking to reveal the smooth, silky skin underneath an embarrassing scar you’ve come to the right place. As one of the leading laser rejuvenation centers in the nation, our providers are poised to help you improve  almost any scar using the most up to date laser technology available.

Our physicians utilize the fractionated lasers and eMatrix sublative rejuvenation to diminish the appearance of scars and acne scars. This is a quick and comfortable procedure that has little to no downtime. These devices use a tiny beam to treat thousands of pinpoint areas of your skin. Because only a fraction of your skin is directly treated (hence the name “fractional) the surrounding skin left untreated promoted rapid healing. The skin’s wound healing response created new collagen, adding firmness and elasticity to the skin.

Commonly Asked Questions about Fractional Scar Removal Treatments

What Areas of the Body Can You Treat?

Almost any area of the body can be treated for the removal of scars. We have treated patients in a wide variety of areas including the legs, face, chest, breast, hands, abdomen and thighs.

Is the Procedure Uncomfortable?

During the treatment, there is a brief heating sensation. Most patients find the treatments are comfortable and can be easily tolerated with the application of topical numbing cream and a cold air blower. For most, there is either none or at most only a few days of mild discomfort.

Is There Any Downtime Involved?

The downtime associated will vary depending on the depth and settings that the physician uses in your particular case. Your skin will be sensitive to ultra-violet light after the procedure, so all patients must avoid direct sun exposure.

How Many Treatments Are Required?

The amount of treatments you will need will depend on the type of scar that you have and your skin type. Every patient is different. We recommend that patients come in for a consultation so that the treated area can be evaluated properly.