The Science Behind Scars
Scars are areas of tissue that have replaced normal skin after it is damaged. Scarring is a natural part of the healing process; however, the composition of the new collagen that forms is often different and of inferior quality than that of the surrounding undamaged tissue.
Non-Surgical Scar Treatments
The Science Behind Scars
Scars are areas of tissue that have replaced normal skin after it is damaged. Scarring is a natural part of the healing process; however, the composition of the new collagen that forms is often different and of inferior quality than that of the surrounding undamaged tissue.
Non-Surgical Scar Treatments
Fast Facts
Hypertrophic scars occur when the body overproduces collagen, causing the scar to be raised.
Keloids are a form of excessive scarring and are more common in dark skinned people. Stretch marks are another form of scarring.
Atrophic scars look sunken or pitted in appearance, often associated with acne, other disease states, surgery, or accidents.
Real life patient stories
“I was self-conscious of my C-section scar, so Misty put a safe, comprehensive plan together using a variety of treatments and it’s barely noticeable now.”
