Procedure:

Depending on the type and location of the scar common procedures include dermabrasion, Z-plasty, Skin grafts, Flap Surgery, injectons of a steroid medication is also used. Consult your physician.

Length:

May Vary depending on the scar. Consult your physician.

Anesthesia:

Breast reduction is nearly always performed under general anesthesia.

Risks:

While scar revision is normally safe, there is always the possibility of complications. These may include infection, bleeding, a reaction to the anesthesia, or the recurrence of an unsightly scar.

Recovery:

With any kind or scar revision, it's very important to follow your surgeon's instructions after surgery to make sure the wound heals properly.

Duration of
Results:

Although you may be up and about very quickly, your surgeon will advise you on gradually resuming your normal activities. As you heal, keep in mind that no scar can be removed completely; the degree of improvement depends on the size and direction of your scar, the nature and quality of your skin, and how well you care for the wound after the operation. If your scar looks worse at first, don't panic-the final results of your surgery may not be apparent for a year or more.