Some imperfections are congenital, meaning a person is born with them. These can happen because of genetics, how the body develops in the womb, or sometimes for reasons doctors don’t fully understand.
Other imperfections can happen later in life due to:
- Accidents (injuries, burns, trauma)
- Illness
- Surgery (sometimes scars or complications)
- Certain medications or medical treatments
None of these make someone less valuable or less worthy. A body can change, but a person’s worth doesn’t.
It’s important to remember that what we call “imperfections” are often just differences. Many people live full, confident, meaningful lives with scars, disabilities, or visible differences.
Life happen, scars are inevitable. But we can help to minimise their appearance of unslightly scars or skin pigmentation disorders, rendering them difficult to detect even upon close inspection as part of aesthetic care. Our goal is to make your perceived skin imperfections as unobtrusive as possible, using strategies such as thoughtful patient selection, thorough preoperative preparation, with minimally invasive techniques, little or no downtown and attentive postoperative care.