FRAX Surgical Scar Treatment in Dublin
Improve selected surgical scars and uneven texture with a personalised non-ablative fractional resurfacing plan.
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From €250
Understanding Surgical Scars
A surgical scar is part of the body’s natural healing response after an incision. Its appearance depends on the location, depth, skin tension, healing process, genetics and aftercare. Once a scar has healed sufficiently, fractional laser resurfacing may help improve colour, texture and flexibility in suitable cases. Scars must be assessed before treatment to ensure the timing and method are appropriate.
Why Do Surgical Scars Look Different?
Scar appearance can be influenced by wound tension, infection, inflammation, sun exposure, individual collagen production and the location of the incision. Raised, thickened, depressed or discoloured scars may require different management approaches.
Nordlys® FRAX 1550 Skin Resurfacing
Treatment may be suitable for adults with fully healed surgical scars that remain uneven, firm, textured or visually prominent. Fresh, infected, open or unstable scars should not be treated until medically assessed and appropriately healed.
Real Results
From €250
Real Results
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Benefits
May improve selected scar texture and appearance; supports gradual collagen remodelling; can soften uneven or firm scar tissue in suitable cases; non-ablative fractional approach; personalised settings based on scar assessment.
Recovery & Downtime
Temporary redness, warmth, mild swelling and dryness can occur. The treated area may feel rough or sensitive for several days. Healing time varies by treatment intensity, scar location and individual response.
Treatment Process
The scar is examined to confirm that it is fully healed and suitable for treatment. The area is prepared, comfort measures are used as appropriate and fractional laser energy is delivered across the scar. Aftercare is provided to support recovery.
Results
Scar improvement develops gradually as collagen remodels. Several sessions may be recommended. Results vary and complete removal of a surgical scar is not possible.
Can laser remove a surgical scar?
When can a surgical scar be treated?
How many scar treatments will I need?
Can raised scars be treated with FRAX?
Is there downtime after surgical scar treatment?
Laser treatment may improve the colour, texture and visibility of a suitable surgical scar, but it cannot completely erase it.
The scar must be fully closed and appropriately healed. The safest timing depends on the surgery, scar and medical history, so assessment is essential.
Several sessions may be advised depending on scar age, thickness, location and response to treatment.
Raised or keloid-prone scars require careful assessment and may need a different or combined medical approach.
Redness, warmth and roughness may last several days. Recovery depends on treatment intensity and the area treated.
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