Usually chickenpox leaves no traces, but what if your case was different? Here we show how we treat these scars.

A facelift is a surgical procedure intended to leave no visible scars, but it may sometimes require follow-up treatment to remove or correct scars after the initial operation.

Tattoos have long been seen as a lifelong commitment. Today that is no longer the case.

A hemangioma can appear on any part of the body. In this article we show several cases we have treated on different areas of the body.

Venous lakes and hemangiomas... We can treat these too.

There are many possible reasons why someone may develop hyperpigmentation above the upper lip. Here we explain how we can treat it.

In most cases, scars after surgery on the nose are inevitable. Nevertheless there are options to make it less visible.

Even a small wound can lead to the formation of a large keloid scar that significantly exceeds the size of the original injury.

Although papillomas are benign growths, they sometimes need to be removed because of the discomfort they cause, both physical and psychological.

Even small marks after mole removal can be uncomfortable. Laser treatment helps make the scar less noticeable and restores smooth texture and natural skin tone.

Accidents happen, and sometimes they leave lifelong scars. At Dr. Uskov’s clinic, we can make a scar less noticeable or even remove it completely.

In this short video post, we show two cases of upper-lip pigmentation.

Short video article showing great results in treating a benign lesion on a patient's eyelid

Facial pigmentation, in most cases is a natural response of the skin to damage, can be caused by a variety of factors, including sun exposure, hormonal changes, aging, mechanical or chemical trauma, genetic predisposition, and more. At Dr. Alexander Uskov’s clinic, we use a modern approach to treating pigmented spots, based on the use of laser technologies and individually tailored combined protocols. These methods provide effective, safe, and minimally invasive treatment. L

It is usually best to start treating scars as early as possible. But what about acne scars?