
Maturation period
With proper treatment
Scars are a natural part of the body’s healing process after an injury or surgery. However, many people experience concerns such as raised or uneven scars, tightness, or changes in skin texture. This scar development can affect both appearance and comfort — but with the right care, scars can be softened, flattened, and improved over time.

Raised, thick scars that remain within the original wound boundaries. Often red or pink and may improve over time with treatment.

Overgrown scar tissue that extends beyond the original wound area. More common in darker skin types and may continue growing.

Acne scars often appear as uneven marks or dark pimple scars left behind after breakouts, affecting both skin texture and confidence.

Tight scars that restrict movement, often from burns. Can affect muscles, joints, and nerves underneath the skin surface.
Apply broad-spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen daily to prevent darkening and discoloration. UV exposure can significantly worsen scar appearance.
Gentle circular massage helps break down scar tissue, improve circulation, and maintain skin flexibility. Start once wound is fully healed.
Use silicone products, moisturizers with proven ingredients, and professional treatments to actively improve scar appearance and texture.