- 86 Hagley Road, B16 8LU
A scar revision is a surgery used to alter the appearance of a scar. The revision may enhance the scar’s aesthetic look, restore function in a body area that was previously restricted by the scar, or improve an itchy scar. It’s important to keep in mind that scars cannot be fully removed.
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Precision Surgery Clinic, 86 Hagley Road, B16 8LU Birmingham, UK
Choose us because we give priority to identifying the root of your problem, utilising data and proven therapies, and performing precise procedures to guarantee the most lasting and effective treatment, leading to the most significant results for you. Your procedure will be carried out by a fully qualified UK Trained, Consultant Plastic Surgeon on the GMC specialist register with over 10 years experience. All our Consultants also work in the NHS and have continued appraisal.
Our team comprises board-certified plastic surgeons with years of experience in mole and skin lesion removal
Depending on the findings, further consultation, investigations might be needed or we might be able to proceed straight to surgery.
All procedures are done as a day case under local anaesthetic in a timely fashion.
We believe in individualized care and devise treatment plans tailored to your specific needs.
You will always have support on hand and be able to contact us on whatsapp and get a quick reply, and all revisions and follow-ups in 6-months are included.
We utilize the latest surgical techniques to ensure minimal scarring and optimal aesthetic results.
Before undertaking surgical revision, it is best to wait 6-12 months for the scar to mature and the surrounding tissue to soften.
You may feel pressure or pressing during surgery if you are under local anesthetic, but you won’t have intense pain.
For two weeks after surgery, avoid using the bath, pool, or whirlpool.
In almost all situations, it will minimize the scar. In very rare circumstances, the scar may become worse. Although it is extremely rare, the patient must accept the risk.
The longevity of scar revision results varies depending on factors such as scar type, patient’s skin type, and patient post-operative care instructions.
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