Microvasculature imaging of a burn scar and the corresponding normal skin. Photographs of: (a) a 5-month-old hypertrophic scar due to a friction burn on the left anterior thigh; and (b) the contralateral normal skin. The en face MIPs of the 3-D correlation maps of the scar and normal skin over a depth of ∼600 μm from the tissue surface at the centre of the 1 × 1 cm square outlines in (a) and (b), are shown in (c) and (d), respectively. The vasculature from (c) and (d) is, respectively, colour-coded by physical depth (μm), respectively, in (e) and (f). Histograms of blood vessel diameter measurements and the quantified vascular parameters are shown in (g). Scale bar indicates a distance of 0.5 mm.