One concern many of our patients at Liu Plastic Surgery have in common is post-operative scar visibility. Dr. Jerome Liu or Dr. Tom Liu use surgical techniques that are designed to minimize residual scarring, but in addition, we offer two scar therapy products that can reduce the appearance of scars even more.
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Scar Revision FAQs
When should I start scar therapy after surgery?
Can scar therapy prevent keloid or raised scars?
How long should I use silicone gel for scar treatment?
Is scar revision surgery permanent?
Can older scars be treated with scar therapy or revision?
When should I start scar therapy after surgery?
Scar therapy typically begins once the incision has fully closed and your surgeon has cleared you for topical treatments. Starting at the appropriate time helps optimize healing and improve long-term scar appearance.
Can scar therapy prevent keloid or raised scars?
Yes. Silicone-based treatments like bioCorneum®+ are specifically designed to help prevent abnormal scar formation, including hypertrophic and keloid scars, by regulating moisture and collagen production during healing.
How long should I use silicone gel for scar treatment?
Most patients are advised to use silicone gel consistently for at least 2 to 3 months, though longer use may be recommended depending on the severity and location of the scar.
Is scar revision surgery permanent?
Scar revision can significantly improve the appearance of a scar, but it cannot completely erase it. Results are long-lasting, and the revised scar typically heals in a more refined and less noticeable way.
Can older scars be treated with scar therapy or revision?
Yes. Both newer and older scars can be improved with the appropriate treatment approach. While newer scars tend to respond more quickly, older scars can still benefit from surgical revision or advanced topical therapies.








