Laser Hair Regrowth
Low-level laser therapy to stimulate weakened hair follicles in early-stage hair loss.
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Laser treatment improves the colour, texture and pliability of a scar by remodelling the collagen within it. Vascular lasers reduce redness, and fractional lasers soften raised or tethered scars. Scars cannot be removed — the honest outcome is a scar that is flatter, paler and less noticeable, and early treatment gives a better result than late treatment.
Reduces redness and softens raised or tethered scars through collagen remodelling.
Surgical, traumatic, and burn scars can all be treated, with the approach adjusted to each.
Newer scars generally respond better than very old, long-established ones.
The scar’s age, colour, texture and cause are assessed to plan the right laser approach.
Vascular lasers reduce redness; fractional lasers soften texture and release tethering, often combined in the same course.
Cooling and specific skincare instructions are given for the following days.
The treated scar and surrounding skin may look flushed, similar to mild sunburn.
Redness fades; any fine crusting resolves.
Texture and colour continue to improve well after each session, as new collagen forms.
Can last longer than expected in some individuals.
Temporary darkening or lightening around the treated scar, more common in darker skin tones.
Very old or deep scars respond less predictably than newer, more superficial ones.
Larger or more complex scars (needing combination techniques) cost more per session.
A full course (typically 3–6 sessions) is usually priced as a package.
No — the realistic goal is meaningful improvement in colour and texture, not complete removal. Anyone promising full removal is overstating what is achievable.
Most scars are treated once initial healing is complete, generally from around 6–8 weeks, though this varies by scar type.
Typically 3–6 sessions spaced 6–8 weeks apart, depending on scar severity.
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