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Scar Revision Treatment

Scar Revision Treatment

Scars are part of your story. They don't have to define how you feel about your skin.

Whether it's from a C-section, tummy tuck, body lift, breast surgery, or another surgical procedure, a scar can remain long after the original healing is complete.

It may feel tight or uneven. It may be raised, indented, discolored, or simply more noticeable than you'd like.

At Skin Memory Spa, we're introducing a new approach to scar care designed to support the skin's natural remodeling process and improve the appearance and texture of mature surgical scars—without laser, without ink and with minimal downtime. 

How Do We Do Scar Revision?

Our scar revision treatment is a progressive series of professional treatments specifically designed for the appearance of surgical scars.

Rather than treating the scar aggressively in a single session, we take a more intentional approach.

We prepare. We treat. We calm. We support recovery. And we progressively challenge the scar as the skin becomes ready.

Each session is performed at a carefully determined intensity, with subsequent treatments adjusted according to how your skin responded to the previous treatment.

The goal is to help the scar become softer, smoother, more flexible, and less visually noticeable over time.

With our bespoke revision treatment, we create controlled micro-injuries in the skin, stimulating a wound-healing response that helps remodel the appearance of scar tissue. 

Through this treatment, we will leverage multiple boosters (stem cells and PLLA collagen biostimulators) and modalities such as medical grade LED with infrared, micro-currrent and cold plasma - all to help prep the tissue, manage inflammation post treatment and accelerate healing. 

The treatment is sold in package units, 3 sessions, 90 minutes for each session. Aftercare will be provided. Sessions are to be scheduled within 4-6 weeks.

Scars need to be post-op at least 12 weeks, no limit on age of scars thereafter. Those who are prone to keloid scars are not candidates for this treatment.