Question: Dimple/ scar removal.

Reply: 27th August 2025 From: Dr Hazel Skin Solutions

Dr Hazel Parkinson

Answer: This is not a treatment I offer.
Best wishes

Dr Hazel

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Reply: 27th August 2025 From: Laurie Arias Farnham Common

Julie Fell

Answer: Hi Claire,

Thank you so much for your question, and I’m really sorry to hear about your fall, I do hope you’re recovering well.

Unfortunately, I don’t offer laser treatments or correction work, and I wouldn’t feel comfortable placing filler in the area to improve it. I’m so sorry I can’t help on this occasion, but I really appreciate you reaching out with your question.

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Reply: 27th August 2025 From: TD Aesthetics

Owner Tawa Dowling

Answer: Hello Claire,

Thank you for your query. Scars can be removed or their appearance reduced, using microneedling or polynucleotide injections, or a combination of the two treatments. It could take a few treatment sessions over several weeks, before the scar reduces.

Id recommend that you book a consultation with me, so I can assess the scar and determine the best treatment options for you. The consultation is free (although you need to pay a £30 fee to confirm the booking). You can book using the link in my bio (TD Aesthetics).

Warm regards

Nurse Tawa

TD Aesthetics

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Reply: 27th August 2025 From: ERA Skin and Laser Clinic

Emma Rothery

Answer: Hi Claire,

Sorry to hear about your accident.

I would recommend that you look at microneedling to address this issue rather than laser. Microneedling works by creating tiny, controlled micro-injuries in the skin. This triggers your body’s natural healing response, stimulating fibroblasts to produce new collagen and elastin. Over time, this remodelling process strengthens the skin’s structure, improves texture, and reduces the appearance of fine lines, scars, and uneven tone. Dermal filler would also be an option for you, but do bear in mind that filler lasts between 12-18 months so will need to be repeated regularly.

It's always best to book in for a consultation to have the area assessed first. If you are local to our clinic, we'd be happy to see you for a free consultation to advise you. You can find the details in our profile.

Kind regards, ERA Team

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Reply: 27th August 2025 From: Christina Bethany – Advanced Aesthetician

Ms Christina Bethany

Answer: Hi Claire

There is less invasive ways to improve skin texture and any discolouration, such as micro needling and medical grade skincare as an example.
I recommend to contact me via my profile and schedule a consultation whereby I can assess the area and provide a treatment plan for possible solutions.

I look forward to hearing from you shortly.

Christina Bethany

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Reply: 27th August 2025 From: rtwskin

Dr Nina Sheffield

Answer: Thank you for your email enquiry.

I would like to invite you to come in to the clinic for a consultation with one of our fully trained and experienced practitioners. Please be advised this is a chargeable consultation and will be £50.

They can then discuss your needs and concerns thoroughly with you and create a personal treatment plan, recommending the best option. There are a few options available for scar revision including:

Dermal roller: Skin Needling with a dermal roller produces hundreds of tiny dermal injuries, each one triggering the normal healing response within the skin. Successive treatments build new collagen progressively, filling in depressed scars and deep lines.

RF Microneedling: Minimally invasive RF thermal energy creates fractional electrocoagulation in the dermis which facilitates a natural wound healing process (WHP). WHP promotes the remodelling of collagen and wound contraction, which improves scarring.

Co2 Laser Resurfacing: This method is very effective for older white scars. The Fractional CO2 and Erbium Lasers are particularly effective in the treatment of post traumatic, atrophic and acne scars. These lasers remove the very top layer of the skin and stimulate the growth of healthy new skin. When the new skin grows back it is smoother than before, and the appearance of the scar is normally reduced. Laser resurfacing may be riskier for individuals who have dark skin colours. Usually more than one treatment is necessary for maximum improvement

Dermal Filler: Can be strategically placed to fill in depressed scars and deep lines.

Steroid Injections: Can be administered into the hypertrophic or keloid scar. The raised scar tissue will become softer, flatter and whiter in colour, matching the surrounding skin. Steroid injections can improve symptoms such as itching or pain. Several sessions are usually required to produce good results. (If this is suggested, you will need to book a separate consultation with Dr Fatima, our speciality Doctor in dermatology, this is charged at £175. Treatment prices also start at £175 and if this treatment is carried out on the day of the consultation, then the consultation cost is waived and just the treatment cost would be payable.

The treatment recommended for you will depend entirely on the severity of your condition.

If you have any further questions or you would like to book an appointment for your consultation, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Alternatively, you can book online (our contact details can be found on our clinic profile)

Our opening hours are:
Monday to Saturday 9-5pm

I look forward to hearing from you.

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Reply: 27th August 2025 From: Skeendeep Medical Aesthetics Clinic

Dr Adeline Afong

Answer: Hello Claire ,

From your description you seem to be already doing a lot of good things to improve the scarring .
It would be good to see the scar to ascertain how best to manage the scar . At skeendeep medical aesthetic clinic , we do not do laser . We do fillers and other procedures for scar improvement . It will be great to hear from you to see how best to help you . Please kindly contact us through our profile contact number to discuss further.

Best Wishes
Dr A. Afong

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