No, due to the local anesthetic, you won't experience any pain during the treatment. You may feel the incision, but you'll only feel the pressure and movement, not pain. 

In almost all cases, scarring occurs after the removal of skin spots. The scar heals better with one than with the other. Sometimes the scar is almost invisible after a few months. This depends on the skin type. Sometimes it happens that the scar thickens very much. Hypertrophy (excessive swelling or enlargement) or keloid formation (scar growth) may occur. Patients with Asian or Creole skin are more likely to experience this complication. This predisposition is sometimes hereditary. The characteristics of a hypertrophic scar are: a hard and thick, sometimes painful scar, raised above the surrounding skin, often discolored or white or reddish.

A keloid is a special kind of scar. The scar is very hard and thick, often very painful and red. Keloids grow beyond the boundaries of the injury and can cover very large areas of skin. The skin of the chest, upper arms, ears, and shoulders are common places where keloid can develop. If you suspect that your scar is hypertrophied or keloid-forming, please contact your plastic surgeon for further treatment.

There may be a bruising, usually accompanied by swelling. An infection can also occur, which is manifested by pain, swelling, redness and pus from the wound.

If unexpected problems arise, for example when an ignition occurs, please contact us.

If you experience any complaints after the procedure, we recommend that you always contact the clinic. Because we are a subsidiary of OLVG, We are available 24/7 in case of complications.