Scar Reduction Treatments in Adelaide
Dot Therapy with PRP can improve the appearance of scars and improve the look of skin, which can help with a patient’s self-esteem and confidence.
Eve On 21 provides specialised scar treatment Adelaide services for clients seeking effective scar treatments. Their advanced techniques for scar revision cater to various needs, from acne scarring to raised scars, using non-invasive methods that deliver optimal results with minimal discomfort. With a focus on natural outcomes, Eve On 21 aims to improve skin texture and appearance by stimulating collagen production and supporting the body’s natural healing process.
Understanding Adelaide Scar Treatment: Types and Causes
Scar treatments vary depending on scar type and severity. Acne, keloid, hypertrophic, and atrophic scars all develop as part of the body’s wound-healing process, often leaving marks that differ from normal skin. Scar formation occurs when collagen production repairs the damaged treated area after an original wound. Our advanced scar treatments at Eve On 21 address diverse concerns.
- Acne Scar Laser Treatment: A laser beam is used to treat deep acne scars and hypertrophic scars. Laser therapy targets the treatment area, stimulating collagen remodelling and reducing redness.
- Chemical Peels: Improves skin texture and reduces discoloration in treated areas.
- Steroid Injections: Suitable for keloid scar reduction and hypertrophic scars, reducing swelling and complications.
- Skin Needling: Targets acne scarring, enhancing collagen production and improving skin texture.
Is it possible to reduce the appearance of scars?
Dot Therapy, in conjunction with PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) can reduce the redness and fibrotic nature of scar tissue, minimising its appearance.
This procedure can be performed on any part of the body that has scar tissue such as acne scars.
This quick and safe procedure can improve the appearance of scars and improve the look of skin, which can help with a patient’s self-esteem and confidence.
If you have scars you would like to remove, speak with the skin therapists at Eve On 21 and book a consultation for Dot Therapy with PRP.
How does Dot therapy with PRP work to reduce the appearance of scars?
Dot Therapy laser treatment will create microscopic holes in your skin, which induces skin tightening and stimulates new collagen growth. Used in conjunction with PRP, the skin has an opportunity to rejuvenate, allowing younger skin cells to develop.
Dot laser therapy is designed to improve the skin’s texture and tone, by leaving healthy tissue surrounding the microscopic dots.
PRP is a procedure where blood is drawn from a patient and taken to a centrifuge, where the Platelet Rich Plasma is isolated and injected back into the patient.
This procedure allows the cells to rejuvenate by injecting growth factors back into the skin, which are used by the body in its natural healing process.
By combining the benefits of Dot Therapy and PRP, your skin is given an opportunity to regenerate, reducing the appearance of scars.
Scar reduction at Eve On 21
At Eve On 21, we are aware that scars can have different meanings for different people. For some, a scar tells a story they are proud of; for others, though, a scar can trigger a memory of a past trauma or event.
That’s why scar reduction can be an essential step forward in recovery and moving on, and Dot Therapy with PRP can help.
If you have scarring you would like to reduce, get in touch with Eve On 21 to discuss the latest in technology and innovation offered for scar reduction.
Contact Eve On 21 to discuss your options today and book in for one of our many treatments for men and women.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to see results from a CO2 laser scar reduction treatment?
Most clients see improved skin texture within weeks as new collagen forms.
How many sessions will I need to achieve noticeable results?
Achieving optimal results typically requires multiple sessions for most scar treatments.
Can I have scar reduction treatments while pregnant or breastfeeding?
No, it’s best to wait until after pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Will the treatments affect my ability to immediately return to work or daily activities?
Minimal downtime is expected, allowing clients to resume activities quickly.