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Treatment of Surgical Scars with Nonablative Fractional Laser Versus Pulsed Dye Laser
Dermatologic Surgery, 08/04/09
Tierney E et al. – The data support the use of NAFL as a highly effective treatment modality for surgical scars, with greater improvement in scar appearance than with PDL. It is likely that the greater depth of penetration and focal microthermal zones of injury with NAFL, inducing neocollagenesis and collagenolysis, account for its greater improvement in scar remodeling. These encouraging results lead us to recommend that NAFL be added to the current treatment armamentarium for surgical scars.
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