What is Laser Scar Revision With Harmony XL PRO?
Visible scars can be great or small, and they can often impact a person's self-confidence and social life, especially when scars are prominently located. At Everest Medspa, our skilled team offers revolutionary Harmony XL PRO scar treatments. This nonsurgical procedure serves to reduce the scar's visibility. Scar revision with the Harmony XL PRO can help with just one or multiple scars, regardless of the scar's cause or its location on your body. During your one-on-one consultation, Xiaobin Li, M.D. will assess your scar to figure out if laser scar revision is the right choice for your skin. We invite you to contact our team in Havertown, PA and find out if this solution will work for you!
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many laser scar treatment sessions are required?
Each person's situation is unique, and some men and women might need a greater number of procedures than others. However, the majority of men and women will only need about 4 – 6 laser scar treatments to experience optimum results. During your initial assessment with Dr. Li, we will decide on a treatment regime based on your needs, determining number and frequency of visits, as well as cost.
How soon can you get laser scar treatment following a wound?
For surgery scars, we recommend waiting a few weeks after your sutures are removed. Acne scars, though, can be addressed with laser therapy immediately after the acne itself has been eliminated. The cause of the scar plays a significant role in how long it is advised to wait. Reach out to Dr. Li at Everest Medspa, and she can help you plan the timing of your treatment. Unfortunately, no approach is known that fully removes a scar, but laser scar revision can certainly minimize a scar's conspicuousness!
Is laser scar treatment an uncomfortable experience?
Most patients at our Havertown, PA location find laser scar treatment to cause only minor discomfort, feeling like a rubber band snapping against the skin. The patient experience will be affected by the kind of laser headpiece used, as well as the depth and width of the scar.