Regenerative Body & Scar Treatments

Many healed scars can be improved, but the best approach depends on the scar type, age, location, colour and texture. Raised, inflamed, painful, changing or complex scars may require further assessment before aesthetic treatment is considered.

The aim is to improve the scar’s texture, quality and visibility rather than erase it completely. The level of improvement depends on the type of scar, its age, your individual healing response and the treatment course completed.

Treatment should only begin once the area has healed appropriately. The correct timing depends on the cause of the scar, the procedure or injury involved and how the skin is healing.

There is no single treatment that is best for every scar. Microneedling may improve texture and remodelling, while polynucleotides, PRP or exosome treatments may be incorporated to enhance skin quality and regeneration. Your plan will be personalised following assessment.

Microneedling and regenerative treatments may improve the texture and visibility of selected stretch marks. Older, lighter stretch marks and newer red or purple stretch marks may respond differently, so expectations are discussed during consultation.

 Yes. Polynucleotides, microneedling and other regenerative treatments may improve hydration, firmness and texture across suitable areas of crepey or ageing body skin. 

Scars and body texture concerns usually benefit from a course rather than a single session.

The number of treatments depends on the concern, treatment selected, size of the area and your individual response.

As with any aesthetic procedure, side effects and complications can occur.

Common temporary effects include redness, swelling, tenderness, bruising, dryness and flaking. Treatment-specific risks will be explained during consultation and consent.