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At DermaOne Medical Centre, our advanced keloid and scar treatments are designed to
improve skin texture, thickness, and appearance while relieving discomfort and preventing
recurrence. Using medically advanced injectable therapies, we deliver precise, controlled
treatment for both aesthetic and medical scar concerns.
We use the following treatments at our centre:
• PB Serum High
• Steroid Injection
Our approach targets abnormal scar tissue at its source. PB Serum High works through enzymatic remodeling of fibrotic tissue, while steroid injections reduce inflammation, thickness, and excessive collagen production helping scars gradually soften, flatten, and improve in appearance.
Keloid and scar treatments are minimally invasive and performed in-clinic with precision and care. Sessions are typically short, well tolerated, and require little to no downtime, allowing patients to resume daily activities comfortably
Both PB Serum High and steroid injections are clinically established treatments for keloids and problematic scars. When administered by experienced medical professionals, they offer predictable improvement in scar size, texture, symptoms, and recurrence control.
Every scar behaves differently. Treatment plans are individually designed based on scar type, size, location, age, skin type, and patient history ensuring safe, effective, and longterm scar management.
A thorough clinical assessment is performed to evaluate scar characteristics and activity. Depending on the diagnosis, targeted injections of PB Serum High, steroid therapy, or a combined protocol are administered directly into the scar tissue to regulate collagen activity and promote healthier skin remodeling over time.
Keloids cannot always be fully eliminated, but significant flattening, softening, and
symptom relief can be achieved.
Mild discomfort may be felt during injection, but treatments are generally well tolerated.
Multiple sessions may be required depending on scar severity and response.
Keloids may recur, but proper medical management significantly reduces recurrence risk.
