Article medically reviewed by Dr. Gavin Chan (MBBS, cosmetic physician, liposuctionist)

Templestowe Lower and Berwick Clinics
Dr. Gavin Chan has a background in intensive care, anaesthesia, and emergency medicine. Since 2004, Dr. Chan has provided cosmetic procedures, including anti-wrinkle injections, dermal fillers, liposuction, fat transfer, skin needling, and laser treatments. He is a doctor trainer for various dermal fillers and anti-wrinkle injections.
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Question:
Which method is best to use for electrolysis scarring?
Answer:
Scarring from electrolysis can be difficult to treat, as it is often hypopigmented (lost colour) and possibly indented. I would recommend Fraxel laser as this can help to improve both of these problems. It can help to improve hypopigmentation by recruiting melanocytes (cells that produce skin pigment) into the areas of lost pigment. Aslo it can help stimulate collagen to increase the height of indented scars.