Which of these options are best suited for removing keloid scars?
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In case you want to get rid of your keloid or hypertrophic scars, your dermatologist may recommend steroid injections. This treatment is recommended on its own or in conjunction with another treatment option to lighten the scar. Several sessions of injections might be required to get the desired results. Collagen or some other fillers may also be used for removing scars from the skin surface, depending on your dermatologist s recommendation.
Your dermatologist may also recommend some home remedies for treating scars along with the conventional treatments.
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The primary focus of scar removal is to support the effective growth of cells, reducing the scar tissue and creating healthy skin. No proven method can make the scar disappear entirely, but treatments and home remedies can make the scars less noticeable. You should be persistent with the treatment of the condition, such as scars, can only be removed over a period. During your scar removal treatment, make sure to avoid any chemical or substance that you might be allergic to.
Which of these options can help in the removal of scar?
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Scars are visible signs that remain on the skin once the wound has healed. They cannot be avoided, although they can be removed with different methods. Scars are noticeable due to their appearance, location, and size. The size and color depend on the depth of the injury. There are various ways of treating the condition, which may include topical creams and ointments, and minimally invasive processes. Surgery may be required in some cases. You should consult a dermatologist to determine which treatment option will be best suited for you.
Contracture scars are the most difficult to remove.
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When the skin has been burnt, it may cause a contracture scar, which causes the skin to tighten. It may inhibit the normal movement of the affected body part. When it goes deeper, the scar may affect the muscles and the nerves as well. Skin grafting, dermabrasion, excision and laser surgery may be the best way to treat these kinds of scars. Surgery is the best part if you have scars that impair the normal function of the affected body parts.
Discoloration of skin can be treated cosmetically.
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Surface irregularities and discoloration of the skin can be cosmetically improved to a great extent. The ultimate goal is to make the scar look less conspicuous. A dermatological expert would be able to suggest the best treatment options for this condition. This category includes scars caused by acne or scars resulting from surgical incisions or minor nicks and cuts. Consult a dermatologist to find out the course of treatment and get a realistic idea of how long will it take for the treatment to work.
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