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Scar is because by an injury into the fibrous tissue that leaves a mark. This is a result of biologic process from a previous trauma but considered as a normal healing process. This is composing of collagen, the collagen cross-links and forms an alignment in a single direction. The scarring is created by fibroblast proliferation, which reacts to clot. Some treatments are available to diminish the mark of the scar but not totally removed the scar.

When the wound is still fresh, wash properly then let it dry apply a beta dine and not an alcohol because it can dry up the skin and this can be a cause of scar and then cover it with sterile gauze to avoid entry of microorganism that cause infection.

When the healing process starts, pus will occur and this is considered as normal. All you have to do is frequently change the dressing; when new cells are forming around the wound do not remove it. This can produce a uncomfortable sensation but do not scratch it because this can irritate the skin. When the wound is totally healed and a scar is formed.

Several ointments are available to help in diminishing the mark. This ointment known as cebo de macho applied twice daily. When the scar is still prominent, try to go to the dermatologist to ask for advice. These common surgeries to perform are Low-dose superficial radiotherapy. This is use to prevent the reoccurrence of severe keloid formation in the skin, this is usually effective but only in extreme cases due to the risk of long term side effects.

Another one is scar revision; this is performing through process of cutting the scar tissue out. Lasers, are the in demand kind of scar removal because the side effects are lesser and less irritation occurs after each treatment. With just continuous treatment for about six to eight weeks, the scar is barely unnoticeable. Collagen injections are also available to flattened the scar but this is invasive because of the needles being used.

The most important to hasten the healing process and avoid scaring is maintaining an adequate nutrition like consuming more foods rich in protein and vitamin C. Correct handling of wound can lead to a good wound healing and no scar will occur.

Safety is the very important to take note because protecting yourself to any form of injury will never produce a scar. Taking care of your skin like applying lotion and any moisturizers will keep your skin hydrated and keeping you away from infections.

If a person does have a scar, it lowers the self-esteem and self-confidence because he has to hide it so that people will not notice the presence of the scar.





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