Self-harm Scar
Erase the marks, return to daily life
Explore the Types
See which type it is closest to
Hesitation marks
Multiple shallow, short linear scars repeated on areas such as the wrist
Linear self-harm scar
A long, distinct linear scar left by a deeper cut
Pigmented self-harm scar
A self-harm mark left with red or brown pigmentation
Recommended Treatments
Treatments that can help
Before & After
Results may vary depending on individual skin condition, number of sessions, and lifestyle. Temporary side effects such as swelling, redness, bruising, pain, or altered sensation may occur.
Total Care Program
Systematic care tailored to you
Treating the root cause
A step-by-step approach that addresses the cause from multiple angles.
Pinhole Technique
In-house technique combining CO2/Er:YAG laser with the pinhole approach. Applied to burn, surgical, self-inflicted, acne, and varicella scars. Case series and clinical studies published 2006–2014 in Journal of Dermatology, Dermatologic Surgery, and more.
Research-Validated Care
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The right treatment and exact cost are determined after a one-on-one consultation.