Scar removal has a few basics that need to be considered before action is taken. Attempting to access scar removal services without being aware of the basics often leads consumers/patients into a negative situation where their scar removal services lack professionalism or accuracy.

When deciding to undergo scar removal the most vital element is accessing services through an experienced professional. Experienced professionals will be up to date with the very latest technology making the world of difference in the effectiveness of the procedure. Accessing professional services offers patients a decrease in scarring of up to 70%. This is life changing for many patients.

Acne scar removal is the most frequently accessed type of scar removal. But scar removal techniques can be used on different types of scarring. If accessing the scar removal services through an experienced professional the technique can even be effective on Melasma. This is what many refer to as a pregnancy mask. It is a discoloration of the face typically around the eyes. It usually appears as darker skin than the rest of the face giving the individual the look of wearing an eye mask. Since it often occurs during pregnancy the general term pregnancy mask is quite apt.

Melasma is most often found affecting pregnant women, but it is not limited to pregnant women. Other situations in which Melasma risks are higher include instances in which individuals are undergoing hormone therapy or birth control.

While acne and Melasma are two types of scarring that often bring patients in for scar removal...they are not the only types of scarring. Scarring is a major part of the body's natural healing process post injury. The type and method of scarring depends upon several things: the location and size of the wound, the person's age and sex, the race of the individual, and genetic factors.

Keloid scars are raised off the skin, reddish purple, and they typically extend beyond the original wound boundaries. They also tend to grow over time. This is the type of scar for which scar removal is most effective. Other types of scars are called either atrophic or hypertrophic. Treating these types of scars with scar removal has varied results.

Firm, pink, raised scars that stay in the original wound areas are hypertrophic. Atrophic scars on the other hand are depressed. They appear as pin-like depressions or pockets in the surface of the skin. Atrophic scars are often a result of acne or other skin conditions.

Life changing scar removal can provide drastic boosts to the self esteem, the self image and general confidence. Professional scar removal is effective and beneficial to the individual in ways that are typically unimaginable until the procedure is complete. Talk to a professional today.