The best scar removal products
summary
Not long ago, the child's face was scratched by a piece of hard iron. After scarring, the child felt itchy and scratched it off again. Now there is a scar on his face, and he is afraid that it can't be eliminated. After treatment, it's obvious that people are much better. So, what's the best scar removal product? You know what? Today, let me share with you the best scar removal products.
The best scar removal products
Method 1: during the period of unstable scar, the external scar softening drugs used to prevent the aggravation of scar are often called scar removing drugs.
Method 2: local injection of the drug which has softening and calming effect on the prominent scar and keloid in the scar proliferation stage, namely scar softening needle.
Method 3: the treatment time of drug to remove keloids is relatively long, and the effect of only 1-2 courses of treatment is not ideal, and drug to remove keloids can only soften scars, so it is impossible to completely remove keloids. Some drug treatment of keloids will also lead to increased scar irritation, which is undoubtedly not worth the loss. Injection scar needle treatment scar irritation is bigger, long-term use will also lead to scar enlargement. In addition, for mature scars, drug treatment is not effective, mainly with the help of surgery.
matters needing attention
This disease needs to be noted: most cases are single, a few cases are multiple. Keloid develops rapidly in a few weeks or months after injury, and can grow continuously or be in a stable state for a long time. There may be inflammatory necrosis due to residual hair follicle glands, or liquefying necrosis due to central blood supply. Keloid generally does not have contracture, except for a few joint lesions caused by mild limited activity, generally does not cause dysfunction. Keloid usually can't degenerate by itself. Occasionally, it is reported that the lesions degenerate after menopause, which has nothing to do with the course, location, etiology or symptoms. Malignant transformation of keloid has been reported, but the incidence is very low.