Can I get a laser consultation for old, thin scratches?

This question is slightly different from acne marks. I am wondering if laser consultation is available for old scratch marks that remain on the skin like thin lines. I am referring to cases where the color or texture of the scar differs from the surrounding area after the wound has healed. I would like to confirm first whether the Ilsan branch treats this type of scar.

It is easy to think that there is nothing that can be changed even with a consultation for old marks, but I would like to know what criteria are actually used to determine the possibility of improvement. I am curious if you check not only how long the mark has been there but also its color, surface height, and the condition of the surrounding skin. Even if it appears to be just a small line on the surface, are there specific characteristics that are important during the consultation?

I am particularly curious if the explanation differs for marks that appear red or brown compared to those that appear whiter than the surrounding area. While it might seem like they would be less visible as the color fades, I suspect they could also be noticeable when light shines on them due to differences in skin texture. I would like to know if explaining the points by separating color and surface texture would be helpful for the consultation.

It is easy to think of lasers as a single procedure, but do the methods of use or the expected changes differ depending on the condition of the scar? I do not intend to select a specific device before a precise consultation; I would like to hear an explanation of the specific areas you are proposing to improve. If a laser is not suitable for my condition, I would also like to know the reason.

I think it is also important to consider where you place your expectations for the results. Rather than aiming for the skin to match the surrounding area perfectly, I would like a realistic consultation on how much less noticeable the changes can be. Knowing which changes—length, width, color, or curvature—are checked first would be helpful in deciding whether to proceed with the procedure.

If the treatment involves multiple sessions, I am curious whether the same method is repeated each time or if the plan is adjusted based on skin reaction. I understand that it may be difficult to determine the total number of sessions during the initial consultation, but I would like to know the criteria for deciding whether to continue midway. I am also curious how you compare results when changes are minimal.

I would also like to ask about daily care after the procedure. I feel that the recovery process should not be taken lightly just because it is a small area. Could you please provide guidance on the duration of protection, when I can wash my face or apply makeup, and methods of sun protection tailored to the specific area and method? I would like to confirm these details in advance so that I can schedule a visit within my work schedule.

I would like to ask if I can have my old linear marks examined in person and receive a consultation at Maypure Ilsan. I am also curious to know what kind of explanations were helpful during the initial consultation for those who have received treatment for similar concerns. Since the marks are small, I wonder if I should just leave them alone, but I think it would be good to at least look into possible solutions.