Floss Dental Clinic offers excellent scar treatment in Noida, using proper sanitation protocols and employing skilled physicians who treat their patients with care and compassion – it comes highly recommended.
Cosmetic scar revision surgery aims to lessen the visibility of scars by lightening or concealing them, using various techniques such as bleaching and dermal fillers.
1. Chemical Peels
Chemical peels can effectively treat facial discoloration, blotches, wrinkles, fine lines and scars. Furthermore, they can improve skin that has become rough or dry due to sun exposure or other causes.
At each session, your doctor will apply a solution that alters your pH balance and loosens binding agents that hold cells together, leading to new skin that appears healthier and younger than before.
Before having any type of facial procedure done, it’s essential that you wash your face with non-residue soap and refrain from applying makeup or hair removal treatments for at least seven days prior. Your doctor may suggest applying protective cream or ointment and for deeper peels they may prescribe an analgesic or pain relief medication prior to beginning treatment.
2. Microdermabrasion
Though scars cannot be completely erased, cosmetic treatments like microdermabrasion can reduce their noticeability and unsightliness. By exfoliating away dead skin cells to improve complexion and reduce signs of aging while stimulating cell renewal it also has the ability to transform dull or damaged skin into vibrant healthy tissue.
Microdermabrasion is a non-invasive skin rejuvenation technique. A hand piece featuring tiny rough particles or diamond tips slough off dead skin cells while simultaneously suctioning away debris; providers can adjust pressure and suction levels according to your individual needs.
Before your appointment, it is recommended that exfoliative products be discontinued seven days in advance and glycolic, salicylic and retinol-based products avoided. Furthermore, you should wear broad spectrum sunblock afterwards to safeguard new skin growth.
3. Dermaroller
Dermarollers, manual skin-prickling tools with needles, can be an invaluable way to plump chins and cheeks, fade dark spots, increase collagen levels, target specific areas on the face and help improve facial features such as plumpness. While dermarollers come in various lengths for ease of use at home use, proper preparation and post treatment procedures must be conducted first to avoid painful experiences (and possible scarring) associated with improper treatment methods.
Before using, first sterilize the tool in a sanitizer containing 70%+ ethyl or isopropyl alcohol, wash and shake dry it before rolling it onto your face. Be gentle as rolling may make your skin sensitive after just one pass; active breakouts should also be avoided as needles could penetrate them and cause inflammation.
4. Micro-needling
Micro-needling device known as a dermaroller resembles tattoo guns without ink, creating micro-injuries through rolling of fine needles over your skin and inducing natural collagen production for firming up skin and smoothing wrinkles.
Micro-needling treatments often reduce discomfort with the help of a topical anesthetic cream applied prior to each session; however, you may still experience redness and bruising 24-48 hours post treatment. Some patients may require multiple sessions spaced out every month in order to achieve desired results.
Dermarolling may not be effective at treating deeper scars such as pitted and linear acne scars and deep boxcar scars; however, other surgical techniques may improve outcomes more efficiently. Dermarolling should also not be attempted on people who have active infections or blood clotting issues that need treating first.
5. Laser Skin Resurfacing
Laser skin resurfacing treatments are used to minimize fine lines and wrinkles, improve texture and tone, treat hyperpigmentation/redness/histiocytosis and fade acne scars. Furthermore, this procedure can also be used to decrease or eliminate enlarged pores as well as decrease sun damage/age spots.
Ablative laser skin resurfacing uses an energy beam to destroy the outermost layer of skin while heating its underlying tissues, leading to collagen growth that tightens and firms the tissue underneath, leaving behind tighter and firmer looking skin – particularly helpful when used to address deep lines and wrinkles on the face.
Non ablative laser skin resurfacing does not involve physically removing any skin tissue; rather, it heats tissue at therapeutic levels to create the appearance of injury to fool the body into producing new collagen quickly and stimulate rapid wound healing.