Scar Removal Blog

Once scars have formed, they are more-or-less a permanent fixture - unless we undergo treatment to diminish them. But, breaking news today indicates that scientists and physicians are working on surgical techniques and equipment that can severely reduce the possibility of scarring during surgery. The Regional Medical Center of San Jose performed a gall bladder removal with one little incision through the belly button. WOW! Scarring occurs - but, any way it can be minimized, means less to fix later. With scars...An Ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

Bad things happen to good people. It isn't fair. Scars that occur, as a result of an accident, can result in poor body image and loss of self-confidence. It can cause emotional scars, as well. But, with the advances in plastic, cosmetic and reconstructive surgery - there are solutions! Consulting with a scar removal expert is the first step in finding options to reduce your scarring, and 'looking like YOU, again'. Accidents hurt, inside and out - we understand, and wish you the best, during your recovery. Everyone is rooting for you!

MOHS chemosurgery is a targeted treatment for patients who need treatment for skin cancer cancer. It is minimally invasive and less chance for scarring after surgery.