WHAT IS HYPERTROPHIC SCAR REVISION?

Hypertrophic scar revision is a specialist treatment designed to improve raised, thickened scars that remain within the boundaries of the original wound. These scars can develop after surgery, injury, burns, or acne and may appear red, firm, or uneven. Treatment aims to flatten the scar, reduce redness, improve texture, and restore a more natural skin appearance. Options may include steroid injections, laser therapy, silicone treatment, microneedling, or minor surgical revision depending on the severity of the scar. At London Harley Street Clinics, our specialists provide tailored scar management plans focused on safe, gradual, and natural-looking improvement.

WHO IS HYPERTROPHIC SCAR REVISION FOR?

This treatment may be suitable for individuals who: Have raised or thickened scars, Notice red or firm scar tissue, Experience tightness or discomfort in scars, Have scars after surgery, injury, or burns, Want to improve cosmetic appearance of scars, Have scars that affect skin movement or flexibility, Are seeking non-surgical or surgical scar improvement

Common causes of hypertrophic scars including excess collagen and wound healing response

CAUSES OF EYELID AGING AND CHANGES

  • Excess collagen production during healing
  • Surgical incisions or trauma
  • Burns or skin injuries
  • Acne or inflammatory skin conditions
  • Skin tension during wound healing

SYMPTOMS OR SIGNS THAT MAY BENEFIT FROM SURGERY

  • Raised scar that remains within wound boundaries
  • Red or pink scar appearance
  • Firm or thickened scar tissue
  • Itching or mild discomfort
  • Restricted movement in affected area
Patient examining hypertrophic scar before scar revision treatment

Treatment Process

Hypertrophic scar revision is tailored to each patient and may involve a combination of treatments. It includes:

The scar is assessed in detail, including size, texture, colour, and history of formation.

A personalised plan is created which may include steroid injections, laser therapy, microneedling, silicone sheets, or surgical revision if required.

Selected treatments are performed to reduce scar thickness, flatten raised tissue, and improve colour and texture.

Patients receive detailed aftercare instructions to support healing and improve long-term scar outcomes.

Patient caring for skin after hypertrophic scar revision treatment

Recovery and Aftercare

  • Mild redness or swelling may occur temporarily
  • Multiple sessions may be required for best results
  • Silicone gel or dressings may be recommended
  • Avoid trauma or friction on treated areas
  • Gradual improvement over weeks to months

Potential Risks and Considerations

  • Temporary redness or sensitivity
  • Scar recurrence or partial persistence
  • Skin pigmentation changes
  • Mild discomfort during treatment
  • Need for multiple treatment sessions
Temporary redness and healing changes after hypertrophic scar revision treatment

Hypertrophic Scar Revision

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  • Hypertrophic Scar Revision Starting from £2000

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have a question?

Quick answers to questions you may have

Hypertrophic scars stay within the original wound area, while keloids extend beyond it.

 

They can often be significantly improved, but complete removal is not always possible.

Most treatments are minimally uncomfortable and often performed with numbing when needed.

This depends on scar size and response to treatment.

Our specialists use advanced scar management techniques to safely reduce scar thickness, improve texture, and enhance overall skin appearance with personalised treatment plans.