Atrophic scars

Atrophic scars (a.k.a. atrophic) are depressions in the skin resulting from a disease associated with the presence of a rash. They have a concave structure and can occur in groups or singly.

Atrophic scars - causes

Atrophic scars arise as a consequence of a disturbed scarring process. They are the result of, for example, smallpox, acne or the habit of scratching skin lesions. They are caused by insufficient production of collagen fibres and elastin. There are several types of atrophic scars, these are type:

• ice-pick,
• boxcar scars,
• rolling scars.

Atrophic scars - symptoms

Atrophic scars are usually small depressions in the skin (initially pink in colour and fading with time). The skin covered atrophic scars It is usually unstretchable, uneven and unsightly looking. Scars from acne or smallpox, often appear all over and are difficult to cover with make-up. Scarring may be accompanied by discolouration of the skin. Atrophic scars are also stretch marks.

Atrophic scars - treatment

Method treatment of atrophic scars is always selected individually depending on the case in question. To reduce the visibility of scars, some people opt for chemical peels, micro-needle mesotherapy or micro-needle radiofrequency. Surgical procedures (excision/subcision) are another method.

Patients are very interested in laser scar removalwhich is a quick and safe procedure. W our Wellclinic medical clinic laser scar removal PHOTON. Its light penetrates deep into the skin, damaging collagen cells and, as a result, stimulating them to produce new collagen.