Risks and Limitations

After surgery, complications may be experienced although probably rare. Among some of the risk of complications were swelling, infection, incidence of scarring. All incisions leave scars. Most scars heal well, but in rare cases the scar remains thick and heavy.

All risk scar revision scar worse than the original scar.
Collagen injections are not safe for patients with rheumatic disease. Patients should be tested to ensure that they are not allergic to collagen.
Dermabrasion has the most common risk is a change in skin pigment. Infection and scarring are also possible but rarely happens.
Vascular Laser There may be a bit hot in the areas treated, which should heal within a few days. There is little risk of depigmentation (skin brightening) with this procedure.
Laser Skin Resurfacing semi-permanent or permanent skin can alleviate the areas treated. Alternatively, the skin can become hyperpigmented (darker) immediately after surgery.
The heat from the laser can cause burns or injury. To reduce the risk of this procedure, carefully follow all your surgeon's instructions both before and after surgery.