Scars
various non-invasive methods for scar reduction
The most common type of scar is asymptomatic. These heal easily and without complications. Then there are active scars, which tend to form hypertrophy or keloids when exposed to external irritation. Atrophic scars appear as depressions in the skin, usually after mild acne in connection with digital manipulation. Then there are sclerotic scars. These are inelastic and hard. In affected patients, depending on the area, they can also lead to restricted movement. Overall, our body produces a scar as a legacy of
very complex repair process of the skin. Therefore, even with cosmetic treatments such as microneedling, we should be careful to only
professionally trained hands. Otherwise we risk
if microneedling is performed too deeply or too aggressively
Treatment is scarring.Injured tissue is always repaired by our organism with replacement tissue. This type of tissue has very little functionality and therefore no
Cell exchange. It is very unstable and has little strength. It
Collagen is missing and the elastin fibers required for stability are
no longer available.
“Where healing ends, aesthetics begins – with targeted and professional support.”
TYPES OF SCARS - different types of SCARS and their treatment
-
CLASSIC SCAR
normal healing process after an injury in a shallower skin layer
Symptoms:
- optical & aesthetic disorder
- no functional limitation
Treatment:
- Timely treatment with ointments is recommended
- Causing stimuli for the stimulation of the body's own collagen and elastin
Healing:
- often completely healed
-
ATROPHIC SCARS
are visibly sunken or deepened scars on the skin. In this case, too little connective tissue was built up during the healing process.
Symptoms:
- optical & aesthetic disorder
- no functional limitation
Treatment:
- Timely treatment with ointments is recommended
- Causing stimuli for the stimulation of the body's own collagen and elastin
Healing:
- often completely healed
-
HYPERTROPHIC SCARS
are
visibly raised or elevated scars on the skin. Here, in the
healing process too much connective tissue built up.Symptoms:
- optical & aesthetic disorder
- in a few cases functional limitations
- itching
- swelling
- Redness
Treatment:
- Timely treatment with ointments is recommended
- Icing through controlled cooling
- pharmacological therapies
- Compression therapy
Healing:
- rarely heals completely
-
KELOID SCARS
similar
In addition to the hypertrophic scar, too much connective tissue is created with
the special property that the scarring spreads over the
injured area. This allows larger areas to be affected
be.Symptoms:
- optical & aesthetic disorder
- often functional limitations
- itching
- swelling
- Redness
Treatment:
- Timely treatment with ointments is recommended
- Icing through controlled cooling
- pharmacological therapies
- Compression therapy
Healing:
- rarely heals completely
-
SCLEROTIC SCARS
Here, the scar tissue hardens and contracts. This often leads to restricted movement, in most cases with larger
Burns.Symptoms:
- optical & aesthetic disorder
- in most cases functional limitation
- insufficient blood circulation
- Hardening & shrinkage of tissue
Treatment:
- Timely treatment with ointments is recommended
- Heat therapy
- Compression therapy
- daily massages with silicone gel
Healing:
- in many cases almost healing
Course of therapy
Preliminary discussion
It is about a
Anamnesis tries to find out the cause of acne. We
will discuss various topics together to determine the start date of the
Finding out about acne and its trigger.
- Occupational history
- Leisure history
- Nutritional history
- Family history
Skin analysis: A skin analysis is carried out based on previous
Experience and in-depth knowledge of dermatology. Should
If the skin analysis does not prove to be informative, the
A family doctor or an endocrinologist (hormone specialist) is consulted to work out possible further diagnoses together.
Treatment plan: A treatment plan is developed together and continually adjusted as the skin improves. In addition, the diet, daily cleansing routine, and intake of various vitamins and micronutrients are adjusted.
Treatment success: We never promise a cure. However, based on several years of professional experience, we can report significant and rapid improvement, sometimes even complete healing, in all our treated clients to date.
