Scars—whether from acne, surgery, injuries, burns, or chicken‑pox—can deeply affect one’s self-esteem, causing emotional distress, social withdrawal, and reduced confidence. At Krishna Hospital, Sagwara, we understand these impacts—and offer advanced laser scar removal treatments to help restore both your skin and your spirit.

What Is Laser Scar Removal?

Laser scar removal, also known as laser skin resurfacing, targets skin irregularities with precise, pulsed laser light. The technique removes damaged skin layer by layer, encouraging collagen regeneration for smoother, firmer skin.

How It Works

Ablative lasers (e.g., CO₂, Er:YAG) vaporize the epidermis and heat the dermis—boosting collagen and elastin remodeling.

Non-ablative lasers (e.g., Er:Glass) heat the dermis without removing the epidermis, stimulating collagen regeneration more gently.

Who Can Benefit?

Ideal for individuals with various types of scars—including acne, chicken‑pox, surgical, burn, or injury scars—this procedure can significantly enhance skin texture, tone, and overall complexion.

What to Expect During Treatment

Thorough cleansing of the treatment area.

Application of protective eye covering.

Optional pre-treatment cooling (e.g., ice pack).

Systematic laser application across affected areas.

Immediate post-treatment cooling, followed by soothing cream and sunscreen.

Recovery & Aftercare

Immediate effects: Mild sunburn sensation, redness, and swelling; occasional itching or stinging.

Following ablative laser: Mild scabbing may occur around days 2–3; avoid picking to prevent new scarring.

Aftercare routine:

Cleanse with non‑soap solutions (2–3 times daily) as advised.

Apply prescribed healing ointment and daily broad‑spectrum sunscreen.

Use ample moisturizer throughout the healing process.

Results timeline:

Within a week: noticeable improvements in texture and tone.

Ongoing: scars continue to diminish over several months—up to a year.

Comfort & Treatment Duration

Topical anesthetic (cream) applied 30 minutes prior increases comfort during the procedure.

Most sessions take around 45–60 minutes on an outpatient basis.

Recommended course: 4–6 sessions, with each spaced approximately 6–8 weeks apart.

Makeup use: avoid for at least a week after ablative treatments; with non‑ablative lasers, makeup can often resume after 3 days.