Drugs for treating scar hyperplasia

We all know that there are some people in life who are born with a scar-prone physique. These people are likely to get scars after a wound somewhere on their body. For some people, if the wound is relatively small, the skin may heal automatically, but people with a scar-prone physique will leave scars even if the wound is small, and are also particularly prone to scar hyperplasia. So what drugs do medical students use to treat scar hyperplasia?

Hypertrophic scars are characterized by protruding surface, irregular shape, unevenness, redness and congestion, and a firm texture. There is burning and itching sensation.

Hypertrophic scars are constantly changing since they occur. In the early stages of scarring, the fibers in the scar proliferate rapidly and in large quantities. Excessive fiber growth often compresses and closes the blood vessels inside the scar, causing it to gradually become ischemic.

Here are some treatments for hypertrophic scars:

The first method, dermabrasion, involves applying a cooling agent to the affected area to numb the skin and firm its surface, which is then abraded with a rotating stainless steel wheel studded with tiny industrial diamonds. The raised edges of the scar can be smoothed, and the base can also be smoothed, so that the center is enlarged and the skin surface is flattened. The rubbing method can turn a deep box into a flat valley.

The second method is fat injection: Deep scars caused by fat loss can be healed by fat injection. This is sometimes called a lipoinjection. In this treatment, fat is surgically removed from another part of the body, rinsed, and then injected into the scar to create fat growth there. This healing effect usually lasts 6 to 12 months.

The third method, chemical peels, is a mild or superficial peel—just gently removing the top layer of skin cells—using either trichloroacetic acid or alpha-hydroxy acid. For very severe acne, doctors use phenol peels, which are usually performed by a plastic surgeon under general anesthesia. For common scars, you can ask your doctor to perform a trichloroacetic acid peel. These peels are very effective in healing pit-like scars.

A non-surgical comprehensive treatment for hypertrophic scars, contracture scars, and keloids. First, through pulsed soft laser treatment, the abnormal bioelectric phenomenon of the local pathological tissue of the scar is adjusted, drug absorption is enhanced, and scar tissue is softened. At the same time, external anti-scar drugs can promote local blood circulation; internal scar drugs can directly act on scar tissue through scar removal combinations to promote the decomposition and absorption of scar tissue; oral anti-scar drugs can regulate physical fitness and treat scars.

The more recommended drugs for the treatment of hypertrophic scars are: Centella asiatica tablets, triethanolamine cream, compound heparin sodium allantoin gel, etc.

Centella asiatica tablets have a good effect in treating keloids and scleroderma.

Secondary erythema caused by radiotherapy can be treated with triethanolamine cream applied externally.

Heparin sodium and allantoin gel is a compound preparation that is effective for hypertrophic scars and keloids.

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