Laser scar and scar resurfacing in Dnipro

Laser scar resurfacing at GENEVITY is fractional treatment of scar tissue with the AcuPulse CO₂ laser. It levels the texture, softens dense scarring, and brings its colour closer to the surrounding skin. The number of sessions depends on the age and type of the scar, Dnipro.

Duration

30-60 minutes

Effect

The result is permanent

How the Laser Works on Scar Tissue

A scar differs from healthy skin in its architecture: the collagen fibres lie in parallel bundles instead of weaving into a mesh. That makes scar tissue denser, less elastic, and different in the way it reflects light — which is why a scar stays visible even when its relief is slight. Laser scar resurfacing acts on that structure. The CO₂ laser beam creates microscopic columns of heating in the tissue and leaves intact areas between them. Part of the old collagen matrix breaks down and new collagen is synthesised in its place — this time with a normal, interwoven fibre arrangement. At GENEVITY the procedure is performed with the AcuPulse device by Lumenis. The doctor selects the depth and density separately for each scar: atrophic, hypertrophic, and normotrophic scars require different settings. Which scars the method addresses: - Atrophic — depressed scars after acne, chickenpox, or injury - Normotrophic — flat scars that differ in colour or sheen - Hypertrophic — dense raised scars confined to the original wound - Post-operative — marks left by surgery and caesarean section

A fresh scar and one several years old respond differently. The best window for treatment is 6 to 18 months after healing, while the tissue is still actively remodelling. Older scars also respond, but they need more sessions.

Indications for Laser Scar Resurfacing

  • Atrophic scars after acne, chickenpox, and injuries
  • Post-surgical scars, including after a caesarean section
  • Hypertrophic scars raised above the skin surface
  • Scars that differ from the surrounding skin in colour or sheen
  • Tightness and restricted skin mobility around a scar

Contraindications

  • A tendency to form keloid scars
  • Pregnancy and breastfeeding
  • Active inflammation or herpes in the treatment area
  • Isotretinoin taken within the last 6 months
  • A fresh tan in the treatment area
  • Oncological disease, uncontrolled diabetes

How Laser Scar Resurfacing Works

01

Assessment and scar typing

The doctor assesses the age, type, and depth of the scar, checks for a keloid tendency, and plans the number of sessions.

02

Topical anaesthesia

Anaesthetic cream is applied to the area for 30-40 minutes. Dense scars may call for infiltration anaesthesia.

03

Fractional pass

The doctor treats the scar plus 2-3 mm of healthy skin around it to soften the transition. The pass takes 10-30 minutes.

04

Cooling and dressing

The area is cooled, a healing product is applied, and a protective dressing is added if needed.

05

Repeat session in 6-8 weeks

Collagen remodels gradually, so the next session is scheduled no sooner than 6-8 weeks later.

Benefits of Laser Scar Resurfacing at GENEVITY

The AcuPulse CO₂ laser by Lumenis — the evidence-based standard for scar tissue

Settings are chosen for the specific scar type rather than by a single protocol

Treating the scar edges softens the transition to healthy skin

The result is cumulative and lasts permanently

Before the course the doctor checks for a keloid tendency, which shapes the approach

Genevity Hardware Solutions

CO2 лазер (AcuPulse)

A laser procedure for intimate health restoration and tissue quality improvement.

Our Medical Team

Consultations are provided by specialists across multiple disciplines, ensuring a comprehensive approach to your health

Лікар Branch Director, Dermatologist / Cosmetologist Bielianushkin Viktor Ihorovych – GENEVITY Дніпро

Bielianushkin Viktor Ihorovych

Branch Director, Dermatologist / Cosmetologist

Experience: 20 years

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Лікар Dermatologist / Cosmetologist Sepkina Hanna Serhiivna – GENEVITY Дніпро

Sepkina Hanna Serhiivna

Dermatologist / Cosmetologist

Experience: 20 years

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FAQ

No method removes a scar completely — scar tissue does not turn back into ordinary skin. The realistic goal of laser resurfacing is to make the scar unremarkable in everyday light: to level the texture, bring the colour closer to the surrounding skin, and restore elasticity. Over a course of 3-5 treatments, visibility typically drops by 50-80%.

The scar must be fully healed, which takes at least 6 months. The best window for laser work is 6 to 18 months, while the tissue is still remodelling actively and responds better. Older scars can be treated too — they simply need more sessions.

Redness and swelling last 2-4 days and light flaking up to 7 days. The exact timeframe depends on the depth of the chosen mode: gentle work on a normotrophic scar heals faster than deep treatment of an atrophic one. For a month afterwards the area must be protected with SPF 50.

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This information is for general awareness and does not replace a doctor's consultation.