Scarless Surgery

There is no such thing as “scarless” surgery. If there is an incision, there will be a scar. Dr. Campbell and Dr. Restrepo take great care to place incisions in the most discreet places possible and to close them using the most advanced techniques. Each individual will scar differently. Some people will heal with barely a trace of an incision mark while others may be susceptible to darker or raised scars.
Scars have a long healing cycle. You will see remarkable changes in your scars during the first 3 months, but you will not know what a scar will ultimately look like for 12 to 24 months after surgery. Scars take a long time to mature and become less noticeable over time.