Scars from burns in childhood

In life, getting hurt is inevitable, especially when we are young and ignorant and curious about everything, which often causes harm to our bodies. I believe that many people have scars from burns in childhood. When we were young, we did not know how to love beauty and had no concept of scars. I only started to understand scars when I grew up, so I tried every possible way to remove them. So how can I remove scars left by burns in childhood?

1. Apply vitamin C and vitamin E to remove scars

If the scar is dark in color, you can apply vitamin C on the scar. Vitamin C has a good whitening effect and can effectively reduce pigmentation in the scar area, allowing the scar to gradually return to the color of healthy skin. Vitamin E can enhance the elasticity of the skin, and can penetrate the surface skin, deep into the subcutaneous tissue, and repair damaged areas. Therefore, vitamin E can also be used to remove scars. Method: Apply vitamin C and vitamin E on the scar and gently massage for 10 minutes. If you persist for a long time, you can effectively lighten the scar.

2. Massage to remove scars

Massage can promote blood circulation, remove blood stasis, and dredge muscles and bones. It is beneficial to many aspects of the body, including scars. Massage is a good choice for newly formed scars that have just shed their scabs. Massage is simple, easy, free, and effective. Specific operation method: Gently rub the scar at the base of your palm, 3 times a day, each time for about 10 minutes.

3. Ginger slices to remove scars

Slice fresh ginger, gently rub the scar with the ginger slices, then apply the ginger slices to the scar area for a while, then remove and replace it with a new piece, repeat two or three times. You can do this once or twice a day and keep doing it to remove the scars. Because ginger has the effect of inhibiting the growth of granulation tissue, thereby weakening scar formation and growth. 4. Permanent scars caused by fat and hyaluronic acid fillers are relatively deep second-degree burns. Even if the wound heals, it may cause depressed scars, and fillers (such as fat fillers, hyaluronic acid, etc.) must be used.