Medical articles of Scars

05/06/2026
Dr Hiba Injibar
Dermatologist
What should you expect during laser scar removal treatment in London?
Learn what to expect during laser scar removal in London, including how fractional CO₂ laser treatment works, recovery time, and results from expert dermatology care.
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13/02/2025
Mr Faisal Ashfaq
Plastic Surgeon
Are abdominoplasties painful? All you need to know about the procedure
An abdominoplasty, commonly known as a tummy tuck, is a surgical procedure designed to remove excess skin and fat from the abdomen while tightening the underlying muscles. It is often sought after significant weight loss or pregnancy, where the abdominal skin has stretched and lost its elasticity.
07/09/2023
Dr Richard Shaffer
Specialist in radiotherapy for non-cancer conditions
Keloid scars: What are my treatment options?
Keloid scars can go deep into the skin, causing some people to feel self-conscious and searching to find the best solution to improve their appearance. Leading specialist in radiotherapy and non-cancer conditions Dr Richard Shaffer explains what they are and what the treatment options are available.
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10/05/2022
Ms Anna De Leo
Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery Consultant
Ask an expert: Tummy tuck FAQs
Leading plastic reconstructive aesthetic consultant surgeon Ms Anna De Leo gives an all-you-need-to-know guide to abdominoplasty, commonly known as tummy tuck, in this illuminating article.
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16/06/2021
Dr Hiba Injibar
Dermatologist
How to treat acne scars
When experiencing acne, it can feel like a struggle to feel good about ourselves. Luckily, with the help of Dr Hiba Injibar, the effects of acne on both our skin and mental health can be minimised. With her impressive repertoire in dermatology, Dr Injibar offers comprehensive care for treating the root cause of acne and also the more persistent symptoms that include scarring. Find out how acne scarring can be avoided, why it sometimes occurs, and what the treatment options are for smoother skin, in this latest Q&A.
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23/11/2020
Written by Top Doctors
Scar removal treatment FAQs
Scars often remind us of negative past experiences, they also tell stories. Sometimes, it's best to forget them. People often opt for scar removal to boost confidence. In this article Top Doctors finds out when scar removal might be necessary, what types of scars can be removed and how it's done.
21/02/2020
Dr Mohammed Sayeedullah Shareef
Dermatologist
Why do I have a keloid scar?
In around 10% of people, a keloid scar will form in the area where there used to be wound. You can identify one of these as a smooth, fibrous growth that slowly forms on the skin, and may keep growing if you don't receive the appropriate treatment. Dr Mohammed Shareef explains more:
11/06/2019
Mr Rob Winterton
Plastic Surgeon
Scar healing: ask an expert
Operations leave scars and plastic surgery is no exception. Many patients may worry about going under the knife because of the marks they could be left with. How long does it take scars to settle and how can you look after them and help them to heal? We asked expert plastic surgeon Mr Rob Winterton our biggest questions about scar healing.
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12/03/2019
Mr Paul Tulley
Consultant Plastic, Reconstructive and Cosmetic Surgeon
Scar treatment: how to get rid of prominent scarring
Injuries and surgery can leave prominent scars, which can bother people for years to come. Depending on where the scar is, it may cause distress or embarrassment over their physical appearance. The most common reason for prominent scars is that the skin has not healed properly. Is there a solution? Esteemed plastic surgeon Mr Paul Tulley has the answers.
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31/07/2017
Dr Montse Gilaberte
Dermatologist
Which route is right for me? How to banish acne scars
Acne is a pretty common skin condition that affects most people at some point in their lives. It can affect many parts of the body, but it more commonly affects the face, chest, and back. Here, Dr Montse Gilaberte explains more.
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