Keloid scars are thick, raised scars that extend beyond the original injury site, often casused by an overproduction of collagen during the healing process. Laser treatment can reduce the size and prominence of keloid scars.

Hpertrophic scar are similar to keloid scars but limited to the injury site, hpertrophic scar are raised, red, and thick. Laser treatments targe the excess tissue, reducing thickness and redness.

Stretch marks are technically known as striae are another form of scarring. Rapid stretching of the skin is the cause for striae which can occur for various reasons such as pregnancy, significant weight gain or even puberty. Laser treatment help improve skin texture and reduce the visibility of stretch marks over time.

Acne scars result from severe acne and can appear as pitted, depressed area (atrophic scars) or raised area (hypertrophic scars). Laser treatments help resurface the skin and reduce both raised and indented acne scars.

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Surgical scars that form after surgical procedures may vary in size and shape. Laser scar removal helps smooth the appearance of these scars, making them less visible and more uniform with the surrounding skin.