Soften Your Scars
Discover clinically effective & evidence-based treatments for various types of scarring at Dr Ana – The Skin Clinic.
Understanding Scarring: Causes, Symptoms & Treatments at our Clinic
Scarring occurs as a result of trauma to the skin, leading to a change in colour or texture of the affected area. This is a natural part of the healing process. We offer a range of effective treatments to address this concern.
Causes:
Damage to the skin, whether it be through an injury, burn, surgery or underlying skin condition such as acne, can lead to scarring.
Symptoms:
An area affected by scarring may appear raised and lumpy or tight and indented. Discolouration is commonly associated where the area may appear red, purple or darkened, this is referred to post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) or erythema (PIE).

Treating Scarring: Our approach & solutions
We understand the impact that scarring can have on your confidence. Our team of experts specialise in providing the latest state-of-the-art scarring treatments, based on clinical expertise & data. We base our protocols on a bespoke skin analysis session and subsequent personalised treatment plan which is backed by science. With skincare and injections or resurfacing lasers and peels, you’ve got plenty of options to achieve a smoother, more even texture.
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Our different treatment options
FAQs
Find answers to frequently asked questions about skin conditions and treatments offered at our clinic.
Surgical scars or those with an element of redness (PIE) are typically more responsive to early treatment within weeks or months of onset. Raised or hyperpigmented (PIH) scars may improve over time but it persistent respond well to late treatments.
This depends on the nature of the scarring and subsequent treatment plan. Scars are generally relatively stubborn and on the whole tend to require a course of sessions in order to achieve best results.
Yes, there are plenty of treatment options with minimal discomfort or downtime. These include microneedling & aerolase laser.
Yes, we do. Keloid scarring, depending on site and severity, can be improved with steroid injections.
Lifestyle measures may help to improve and preventing the exacerbation of scarring-related concerns. These include direct sun avoidance and daily use of an SPF 30-50. Limiting further damage to the area by avoiding friction as well using silicone based topical preparations with regular massage may help for certain type of raised scars on the body.
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