Surgical scar repair

In daily life, whether it is surgery or physical trauma, it is inevitable to use stitches to treat it. Sutures are a good way to heal wounds, but they can easily leave scars, especially when the wound is in a prominent location. This can have a great impact on the patient. Surgical suture scar repair can be used to solve this problem. Next, let’s take a look at surgical scar repair.

The purpose of plastic surgery to treat scars is to reduce the size of obvious scar tissue and leave as few obvious marks as possible. One of the ultimate ways to do this is to remove the scar. When the skin is damaged externally, scar tissue will be produced during the healing process. This scar tissue is different from the normal surrounding tissue. It is called a scar or a wound.

If the scar is severe, it may seriously affect a person's personality or future. Most patients easily mistakenly believe that as long as the doctor has excellent medical skills, the scar can be removed without leaving any trace. However, scar removal surgery only reduces the original scar as much as possible to its original state before the scar appeared. It is impossible to completely remove it because new scars will form after the skin heals after the operation. It just reduces the width of the scar or changes the direction of the scar toward the direction of wrinkles. Scars affect the difficulty and results of the operation according to their causes, depth, direction, etc.

Indications Scars anywhere on the body cannot be simply removed. The location, size, shape, and activity of the scar must be considered when deciding on a treatment plan. Scars of moderate size, location and shape can be completely removed at one time; scars of suitable location and larger area can be removed in stages. The principles of scar removal surgery for other parts of the body are the same.