Does Scar Revision Surgery require a general anaesthetic or hospitalisation?
Scar Revision Surgery can be performed under local anaesthetic or general anaesthetic either as an out-patient procedure or as a day-case. The type of anaesthetic will depend on the extent of scarring to be revised and the site(s). The most appropriate anaesthetic for you will be discussed at your consultation. Q: How long is the procedure? A: Scar Revision Surgery normally takes approximately 30 min to 1 ½ hours to perform depending on the complexity of the surgery. Q: What about the scars following Scar Revision Surgery? A: Remember that all scar take time to heal and mature. Careful attention to the post operative recover which is appropriate to the scar(s) being revised is important to ensure uncomplicated healing and optimum scat appearance. Q: Will a special garment be required after Scar Revision Surgery? A: Following Scar Revision Surgery, supportive dressings, together with a support garment may be used depending on the complexity of the surgery and particular sites of the sca