A good way to treat scar hyperplasia

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It is suggested that comprehensive non-surgical treatment should be adopted for keloid. Advanced painless and non-invasive techniques can effectively cure keloid without recurrence. Then some patients put forward a good way to treat scar hyperplasia.

A good way to treat scar hyperplasia

Method 1: skin grafting: skin grafting is to remove part of the skin from the healthy skin to cover the area where the scar has been removed. Advantages: the wound is smooth after healing. Disadvantages: the donor site will leave scars. If there are a lot of tendon, bone tissue and blood vessels exposed in the wound, this method is not suitable. Indications: skin defects and atrophic scars caused by various reasons.

Method 2: autologous epidermal cell transplantation: autologous epidermal cell transplantation is to transplant the epidermal melanocytes of healthy skin to the white spot to supplement the melanocytes in the white spot. Advantages: less pain, fast recovery, no need to consolidate treatment with drugs.

Method 3: compression therapy (pressure therapy): compression therapy is mainly in the scar close to the beauty adhesive tape, and in the above forced fixed-point massage, through the pressure, make the scar vascular lumen narrow, reduce blood flow, cause scar tissue lack of nutrition, scar tissue proliferation by obvious inhibition, and achieve the purpose of treatment of scar.

matters needing attention

Warm reminder: chemotherapy: use long-acting steroid preparation, directly injected into the scar, to inhibit the excessive collagen in the scar, to achieve the effect of scar degeneration. The main side effects were skin atrophy, discoloration, telangiectasia, necrosis, ulcer and Cushing like syndrome, most of which were reversible. Other chemical drugs, such as cytotoxin and immunosuppressant, have been reported, but serious systemic side effects limit their application.