Treatments for Scarring
Many patients feel self-conscious about visible scarring long after the original wound has healed. A scar on the face or another visible area can affect your confidence, and the way a scar looks, whether raised, indented, discolored or textured, is unique to each patient. At Severn River Medspa, our team evaluates each scar individually before recommending a treatment plan suited to your skin and your goals.
Why Does Scarring Happen?
Scars form when the skin repairs itself after a wound, but the new tissue does not always match the surrounding skin in texture or color. Acne, surgical incisions and injuries can all leave different types of scarring behind. Genetics, wound depth and how the skin was cared for during healing all influence the final result.
What Treatments Can Help?
SkinPen Microneedling
SkinPen microneedling creates controlled micro-injuries in the skin, stimulating the body's natural collagen production. Over time, this helps refine the texture of acne scars and other irregularities.
Virtue RF Microneedling
VirtueRF microneedling combines microneedling with radiofrequency energy to target deeper tissue layers. It is a strong option for patients looking to address both scarring and skin laxity in the same treatment.
Laser Skin Resurfacing
Tetra CO2 Laser and PicoSure Focus refine the skin's outer layers, improving the appearance of scar tissue while also addressing sun damage and uneven texture.
Chemical Peels
Chemical peels exfoliate the outermost layers of skin, which can soften the look of shallow scarring and improve overall tone and texture.
VAMP
VAMP uses salmon DNA serum to support the skin's natural repair processes. It is a complementary option for patients working to improve scar appearance.
Cosmetic Surgical Procedures
Schedule a Consultation For Scar Treatment
Whether your scarring is related to acne, surgery or injury, our team at Severn River Medspa will start with a consultation to determine the best path forward. Contact us at (410) 401-8839 or schedule a consultation with us to learn more about your treatment options.