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Dedicated Multidisciplinary Team Providing Personalized, Comprehensive Scar Management

16/12/2025

We're pleased to announce Dr. Issler-Fisher's participation in Mind, Body & Her, a dedicated women's health retreat and wellness morning designed to inspire, educate and empower.

This comprehensive event brings together four of Sydney's leading women's health specialists, hosted by East Sydney Private Hospital in collaboration with Amy Gerard.

It includes Pilates by Leah Simmons, expert presentations, and networking opportunities over brunch.

Tickets are available via the link in our bio. We look forward to connecting with women committed to prioritising their health and wellbeing.

15/12/2025

Please note our clinic will be closed for the holiday period from 20th December 2025 to 5th January 2026.

Our team will be taking a short break to rest and spend time with loved ones.

We will return refreshed and ready to continue supporting your care in the new year.

If you have any urgent concerns during this period, please seek assistance from your nearest emergency department or contact your GP.

We'll be back and ready to see you from Monday, 6th January 2026. We wish you a safe and enjoyable holiday season.

11/12/2025

In 1963 Dr. Goldman, a dermatologist from Cincinnati, first employed a ruby laser for the removal of tattoos and other pigmented skin lesions.

For his pioneering work in promoting the use of lasers for medical purposes, the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery refers to him as “the father of lasers in medicine and surgery.”

In 1994, early evidence showed that a 585 nm pulsed dye laser could improve erythematous and hypertrophic scars, marking an important step in laser-based scar therapy.

A major turning point came with the concept of fractional photothermolysis in 2004, which transformed clinical laser science.

Non-ablative fractional resurfacing (NAFR) was introduced in 2004, followed by ablative fractional resurfacing (AFR) in 2007—both offering improved efficacy, precision, and safety in scar treatment.

Since then, ongoing advances in laser physics, delivery systems, and tissue–laser interaction have continued to expand the therapeutic possibilities for scar modulation and skin regeneration.

09/12/2025

Photobiomodulation — a form of light therapy using low-level wavelengths — is a gentle, non-invasive treatment that can support skin healing and improve scar outcomes after surgery.

Red light (more commonly known) acts mainly at the skin surface, while near-infrared penetrates deeper, making it especially relevant for scar remodelling.

Near-infrared therapy works by delivering light that stimulates the cell’s “powerhouse” (the mitochondria), helping them produce more energy.

With more energy, cells can repair themselves more effectively, reduce inflammation, and build healthier tissue — all important for scars to heal well.

Research shows that introducing near-infrared therapy early after surgery may help reduce redness, improve flexibility, and support faster recovery.

While results vary depending on the protocol used, it is considered safe when delivered by trained clinicians and can be combined with other scar therapies for the best outcomes.

If you’re recovering from surgery or living with a symptomatic scar, photobiomodulation may be one of the supportive options worth discussing with your health care professional.

07/12/2025

While further studies are ongoing, early clinical experience suggests it may be associated with reduced inflammation and discomfort, with comparable outcomes to ablative fractional CO₂ laser resurfacing in selected cases.

UltraClear™ is one of several technologies we incorporate into individualised, multimodal scar treatment plans.

Book an appointment with our team to know more.

04/12/2025

Burn survivors share their lived experiences with different ablative fractional laser treatments - part III.

02/12/2025

Burn survivors share their lived experiences with different ablative fractional laser treatments - part II.

01/12/2025

Burn survivors share their lived experiences with different ablative fractional laser treatments - part I.

In these short interviews, patients reflect on comfort, downtime and return to daily activities after CO₂ resurfacing (UltraPulse®) and cold-fibre fractional laser treatment (UltraClear®).

These are qualitative insights, not comparative claims.

Treatment choice depends on scar biology, phototype and clinical goals — every scar is unique, and our role is to match the right tool to the right biology.

Individual experiences vary. Treatment selection is based on clinical assessment, scar characteristics and patient goals.

23/11/2025

Effective scar treatment is not just about what we do after healing — it begins long before surgery and continues well beyond.

At each stage of recovery, targeted therapies can improve outcomes and reduce complications.

Scar management is not one-size-fits-all. It’s a continuum that requires the right intervention at the right time to optimise healing, reduce complications, and improve long-term outcomes.

20/11/2025

Behind every scar procedure is careful preparation. Each step is taken to ensure safety, precision, and the best possible outcome for healing.

17/11/2025

Age doesn't disqualify a scar from treatment. Whether your scar is six months old or sixty years old, there may still be opportunities to improve its appearance, texture, and how it feels.

We've successfully treated scars that patients thought were "too old" or "set in stone" for decades.

The key is understanding that every scar tells a different story. Some older scars respond beautifully to treatment, while others may show more modest improvements.

What matters most is creating a treatment plan that's specifically tailored to your individual scar and your goals.

While we can't promise identical results for everyone, we can promise to thoroughly assess your situation and discuss realistic expectations.

Sometimes even small improvements can make a meaningful difference to how someone feels about their scar.

If you've been putting off seeking treatment because you think it's "too late," it might be worth having a conversation with a specialist. You may be surprised by what's possible.

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Sydney, NSW
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http://www.scarlesstheclinic.com.au/

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