Erase stubborn scars with precise excision-and-resuture surgery and Silagen silicone therapy 
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Real Patient Experience

Hear our doctors, staff, and patients share what makes our care special.

What is Scar Revision?

Scar Revision minimizes raised, sunken, wide, dark, or keloid scars by surgically excising the old scar and re‑suturing the skin with multilayer techniques, often enhanced by fractional laser polishing and Silagen® silicone gel or sheets. These evidence‑based methods soften texture, lighten color, and re‑align tension lines for a discreet appearance.

 

Visible flattening begins in 2–4 weeks, with steady improvement for 3–12 months; most patients return to normal routines within a week while applying Silagen daily.

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Ideal for: Anyone whose healed scar remains obvious or restrictive and desires a long‑term cosmetic or functional upgrade.

How Scar Revision Works: A Closer Look

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Prep & Anesthesia

High‑resolution photos guide planning. Most scars are revised under local anesthesia; those longer than 3 in (7.5 cm) or on highly mobile areas may require light IV sedation.

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Core Steps

The scar is excised, tension is released, and the skin is closed with multilayer absorbable sutures aligned to relaxed tension lines. For hypertrophic or keloid‑prone skin, we inject 0.1–0.4 mL triamcinolone (10–40 mg/mL). Optional: we can add fractional CO₂ laser at weeks 3 and 6 (typically 2–3 sessions) to speed remodeling when thicker scars need extra smoothing.

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Duration & After‑Care

30 minutes–2 hours outpatient. You leave with a light dressing and clear instructions. Silagen scar tape (worn ≥ 12 hours/day for 8–12 weeks, cutting hypertrophic risk by up to 86 %) is started if your surgeon recommends it at the first follow‑up.

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Long-Term Healing

Dissolvable sutures absorb in 5–7 days; redness fades in 3–6 months. We photograph progress at 1 week, 6 weeks, 3, 6, and 12 months, adding steroid or laser touch‑ups as needed. Combined therapy typically narrows scars 30–60 % and blends color within about 1 year.

Benefits of Scar Revision

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Flatter, finer scar line

Excision and layered closure replace bulky tissue with a narrow line.

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Color blending

Silagen silicone plus laser therapy fade redness and hyperpigmentation.

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Improved mobility

Releasing contractures restores comfortable movement.

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Confidence boost

Wear sleeveless tops or swimsuits without second thoughts.

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Why Leva Medical?

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Board-certified physicians at every step
Your surgery is performed by a board-certified surgeon, with non-surgical enhancements managed by our aesthetic specialist.

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Family-run since 1986
Warm, transparent care in English or Spanish.

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Tailored plans & natural-looking results
We craft a hand-in-glove treatment that fits your unique anatomy—never a one-size-fits-all template.

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12-month doctor-guided follow-up
Complimentary visits keep healing on track.

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Transparent, easy-to-understand pricing
Clear quotes upfront with zero surprise fees.

Is This the Right Treatment for Me?

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Ideal candidate
Scars ≥ 6 months old that are raised, wide, dark, itchy, or limit motion.
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Downtime
Desk work in 1–3 days; avoid sun and strenuous activity for about 2 weeks; apply Silagen twice daily for 12 weeks.
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Health Check
Non‑smokers with no active skin infection heal fastest; disclose any keloid history.
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Alternatives
Mild surface texture may respond to laser resurfacing alone; deeper discoloration can pair with IPL or RF microneedling.
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Before and After Gallery

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FAQs – Ear Surgery

How much does Scar Revision cost?
Scar Revision pricing varies with scar size, location, skin type, and any add-ons, but starts at $3,000 for a straightforward linear scar. Price includes your board-certified surgeon, Silagen scar-tape kit if prescribed, operating-suite fees, and 12-month follow-up. Financing is available; exact quote after an exam—individual needs vary.
Can I go home the same day?
Yes. Scar Revision is an outpatient procedure—you’ll relax in recovery for about an hour, then an adult drives you home.
Do I need special after-care?
Keep the area clean, avoid sun, and use SPF 50. If prescribed, start Silagen scar tape at your first check-up and wear it ≥ 12 h/day for 8–12 weeks. No drains or lymphatic massages are required.
Are there alternative procedures or add-ons I should consider?
Depending on scar type, we can add fractional CO₂ laser, RF microneedling, or targeted steroid injections. Atrophic scars or stretch marks may benefit from PRP or collagen-stimulating fillers.
Will it hurt?
Local anesthesia keeps you comfortable during surgery. Post-op discomfort is usually mild and lasts 24–48 hours, handled with over-the-counter pain relievers.
Will the new scar be invisible?
No treatment erases a scar completely, but layered closure plus adjunct therapies typically narrow width by 30–60 % and blend color within about a year.
When can I return to work or exercise?
Most people resume desk work in 1–3 days; wait two weeks for strenuous exercise, swimming, or contact sports unless your surgeon says otherwise.
Can I combine Scar Revision with other cosmetic procedures?
Absolutely. Scar Revision often pairs well with mole removal, body contouring, or laser skin resurfacing, pending a safety review by your surgeon.

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Disclaimer: Individual results may vary. Patient testimonials and before-and-after images are provided for illustrative purposes only and do not constitute a guarantee of any particular outcome or experience.