Understanding Scar Removal
Scars are a natural part of the healing process, forming when the dermis (deep layer of skin) is damaged. While some scars fade over time, others remain visible and can affect appearance and confidence. At Dermacian Jaipur, we offer multiple advanced scar reduction treatments that improve texture, color, and appearance of scars from acne, surgery, injury, or burns.
Signs & Symptoms
Causes & Risk Factors
Acne — especially severe, cystic acne that damages deep skin tissue
Surgery — any surgical incision leaves a scar
Injury — cuts, burns, abrasions, and trauma to the skin
Burns — thermal, chemical, or electrical burns cause significant scarring
Skin conditions — chickenpox, eczema, and infections can cause scarring
Genetics — some people are genetically predisposed to keloid or hypertrophic scarring
Tension on wound — wounds under tension (like across joints) scar more
Poor wound care — infection or delayed healing worsens scarring
When to See a Dermatologist
- A scar is affecting your appearance or self-confidence
- A scar is raised, itchy, painful, or growing (possible keloid)
- A scar restricts movement, especially near joints
- Acne scars are visible and not improving with time
- A surgical scar is healing poorly or becoming hypertrophic
- You want to reduce the appearance of a scar before an important event
Treatment Options at Dermacian
Laser Resurfacing
CO2 or fractional lasers remove scar tissue and stimulate collagen for smoother skin. Effective for atrophic and textured scars. 3–6 sessions typically needed.
Microneedling
Creates micro-injuries to stimulate collagen production, improving scar depth and texture. Combined with PRP for enhanced results. 4–8 sessions recommended.
Subcision
Releases fibrous bands beneath depressed scars, allowing skin to lift. Effective for rolling acne scars.
Steroid Injections
Intralesional corticosteroid injections for hypertrophic and keloid scars to reduce size, redness, and itching. Multiple sessions needed.
Silicone Gel Sheets
Medical-grade silicone sheets applied to scars to flatten and soften them. Effective for new and raised scars with consistent use.
Surgical Scar Revision
Surgical removal of a scar with careful closure to create a less visible scar. Used for wide, misaligned, or poorly healed scars.
Dermal Fillers
Hyaluronic acid fillers injected into depressed scars for immediate improvement. Temporary solution lasting 6–18 months.
Prevention & Management Tips
Doctor's Note
"Scars improve gradually. The right combination of treatments can significantly reduce visibility and improve texture."
— Dr. Vivek Rungta, Dermatologist & Hair Transplant Specialist