A scar from surgery, a caesarean section, an injury or a burn can stay for years — but it can be clearly flattened and softened so that it draws far less attention. At your consultation we will assess when it formed and how it looks (raised, tethered, discoloured) — and choose the laser and the course.
Body scars are permanent marks left where the skin has been broken: after surgery (including caesarean sections and orthopaedic procedures), after injuries, wounds and burns. Where healing takes place the skin rebuilds differently from healthy tissue — hence the differences in colour, texture and elasticity. Some scars are depressed, some raised, and some tether the skin or leave it pale.
Honestly: scars can be clearly flattened, softened and evened out, but they cannot be made to vanish without trace. We work on remodelling the tissue with a fractional laser, microneedling radiofrequency and mechanical stimulation. We match the method to the type and age of the scar — and the sooner we start work on a maturing scar, the better the result.
Atrophic (depressed) scars need rebuilding and filling with collagen, hypertrophic (raised) scars — smoothing and remodelling, and tethered scars — release and better elasticity. That is why we turn to different technologies: a fractional laser, microneedling RF or Icoone. We take particular care with keloid scars, which have a tendency to recur — we assess this at your consultation.
We have several technologies that work on scars — which lets us match the method to the type and age of the scar, and not the other way round.
Source: Versum and Booksy reports, as at 30.06.2026 (total treatments performed for scars and body skin texture; client numbers and return rates — data for the whole clinic).
After a surgical or caesarean incision the skin heals along a scar line — one that can be clearly improved over time.
After cuts, wounds and accidents scars can be irregular, sometimes tethered or discoloured.
Burn scars can be extensive and restrict movement — they need softening and better elasticity.
Drawn in below the level of the skin — it needs collagen rebuilding and filling from within.
Raised above the skin within the wound area — it responds well to smoothing and laser remodelling.
It pulls the skin or stands out in colour — we work on elasticity and evening out the tone.
Keloid scars that extend beyond the wound require particular care — we assess the type and age of the scar at your consultation before choosing a method.
We have several technologies with different mechanisms. We match them to the type and age of the scar and the area. Each method has its own dedicated page.
The Fotona laser flattens and evens out scars — it works well on post-surgical, caesarean and traumatic scars.
A fractional Er:YAG remodels the skin layer by layer — improving the texture and the depth of the scar.
RF energy delivered by needles deep into the scar stimulates collagen remodelling — including in tethered scars.
Micro-stimuli and vacuum soften the scar and improve microcirculation and elasticity — support for tethered scars.
| Method | Works best on | Result | Course |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laser scar removal | post-surgical and caesarean scars | flattening, evening out | a course |
| Fotona fractional laser | atrophic scars, uneven texture | remodelling, smoothing | a course |
| Vivace microneedling RF | deep, tethered scars | neocollagenesis, elasticity | a course |
| Icoone Med | tethered, stiff scars | softening, microcirculation | a course |
The methods we use are supported in the literature. Below are publications on laser remodelling of scars.
A study of laser treatment of atrophic scars showed an improvement in skin texture and appearance after a course of treatments.
Liu et al., 2024 · PubMed →Early laser treatment of a traumatic scar improves its maturation and final appearance.
Kim et al., 2012 · PubMed →A paper on the remodelling of scar collagen under therapy confirms an improvement in its structure.
El-Hawary et al., 2020 · PubMed →Informational and educational material — it does not replace a consultation. Scars are permanent changes; results are individual and depend on the type and age of the scar.
Once we have assessed the type and age of the scar, we plan a course — sometimes combining several technologies. After treatment the skin may be pink; the result builds gradually, and early, maturing scars respond best.
Identifying the type of scar, its age and the area.
Choosing the technologies, the number of treatments and the intervals.
Remodelling the tissue — laser, microneedling RF, mechanical stimulation.
Flattening and softening; top-up sessions if needed.
A scar after treatment needs protection — it improves the result and lowers the risk of pigmentation.
Fresh scars and skin after treatment need SPF 50 — the sun locks in pigmentation.
Regular care supports the elasticity and maturation of the scar.
After treatment skip the sauna, the swimming pool and intensive training for as long as your specialist advises.
A maturing scar (a few weeks to months old) is easier to work on than one that is years old.
Results on scars build over a course — keeping to the intervals decides the outcome.
Informational and educational material. Detailed recommendations are given by your specialist; results are individual.
“I recommend it — the appointment was very pleasant and everything was explained thoroughly. I had a stitch scar on my knee treated; I would rate the pain 0.5/10.” (translated from Polish)
Patricia · 2026review from Booksy“Many thanks to Julia Kononowicz, a professional in her field; I recommend Velvet Skin to everyone.” (translated from Polish)
Andrzej · 2026review from Booksy“I recommend it — a very professional approach to the patient.” (translated from Polish)
Jakub · 2025review from BooksyScar treatments are always preceded by a medical history. The main contraindications and situations calling for caution:
Scars are permanent changes — we work honestly on flattening and softening them, without promising complete removal.
Honestly: no. A scar is a permanent change in the skin, so it cannot be made to vanish without trace. It can, however, be clearly flattened, softened and evened out in colour, so that it draws far less attention — especially when therapy is started early.
Yes. Post-surgical and caesarean scars respond well to laser and microneedling RF — we flatten, soften and even them out. It is best to start once the scar has healed but is still maturing.
A maturing scar (from a few weeks to a year or so after healing) is easier to work on and gives a better result than one that is years old. We improve older scars too, the plan is simply longer.
We usually plan a course of several treatments spaced apart, depending on the type and age of the scar. We agree the exact plan after assessing the scar at your consultation.
Comfort depends on the method. After a laser or microneedling RF the skin may be pink for a few days; we use anaesthetic where it is needed and give you aftercare instructions.
The price depends on the technology, the size and type of the scar and the length of the course. We provide a quote at your consultation, and full rates are available in the price list.
Treatments at Velvet Skin Clinic are performed by certified cosmetologists with many years of experience in laser therapy, hi-tech devices and skin care treatments. After a consultation we match the method and the specialist to your skin and your goal.








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The publications on which we base this offering — with PMID identifiers and an assessment of the strength of evidence.