Innovative LE Privaté Clinic

1. LE Privaté Clinic Medical & Laser Aesthetics Clinic About Us LE Privaté Clinic is Singapore's premiere boutique medical and laser aesthetics clinic equipped with the most advanced innovations in skincare technologies and treatments. Nestled in an inconspicuous corner within the Scotts Medical Centre along the fabled Orchard Road, it was established with the aim of providing the discerning patient a highly private and personalised aesthetic care within the realms of a warm, comforting and relaxing sanctuary. Committed to the highest standards in aesthetic treatments, LE Privaté Clinic offers a comprehensive range of customised therapeutic and aesthetic rejuvenation tools for optimum skin and body care. Our Doctor Dr. Eileen Lew obtained her medical degree from the prestigious University College of London (UCL) in the United Kingdom. Since then, she has accumulated extensive Scar Removal Treatment Singapore where she underwent training in obstetrics and gynaecology, general/breast surgery and internal medicine. What is the difference between a hypertrophic scar and a keloid? The scar tissue of a hypertrophic scar remains within the margins of the wound, and tends to stabilize over time or subside.On the other hand, the scar tissue of a keloid overgrows the margins of the original wound, and can progressively enlarge over time without treatment.

2. What are keloids? When a wounds heals, there is a tendency to leave a flat scar. Sometimes, during the healing process, due to mechanisms not yet fully understood, the scar tissue overgrows and thickens.When this thickened scar tissue is confined within the margins of the wound, it is termed a hypertrophic scar.A keloid occurs when the thicken scar tissue overgrows the margin of the original wound. It tends to occur after trauma or surgery, but can also occur after the most minor of inflammation such as acne or a simple ear piercing. What treatments are there for keloids? There are several methods available for the treatment of Keloid Scar Singapore this depends generally on their site(s), severity and characteristics. Non-surgical methods include treatment options such as application of topical creams and/or injections at regular intervals (eg. monthly) till maximum benefits are obtained. This is safe as very little enters the bloodstream. Patients can usually see good results in the flattening of keloids if compliant to treatment schedule. What can I do to prevent keloids? Prevention is always better than cure. If someone posseses any of the above risk factors mentioned, it’s best to: 1. Avoid body piercing and tattooing especially if they are in the high-risk zones of the body. 2. Avoid elective skin surgery for cosmetic purposes 3. As acne can be a cause of keloids, treat acne early to prevent deeper inflammation and permanent scarring. For more information Visit: https://leprivateclinic.com/index.html