How to repair depressed scars?

Depressed scars are very unsightly for many people and are difficult to remove using common methods. Surgery is usually used to repair sunken scars. The repair of depressed scars is rather troublesome. In addition to surgery, scar care should also be taken seriously.

First of all, you can directly undergo depressed scar excision. The tissue in the middle of the depressed scar can be removed surgically, and then the edges of the scar can be re-sutured. This will leave a linear scar at the original scar. The linear scar can then be removed by applying ointment or other methods. This method is more suitable for patients with non-scarring constitution and single depressed scars.

Secondly, autologous fat filling can be chosen to treat depressed scars. For shallow scars, collagen, dermis or fat can be directly injected. For deeper scars, perforation can be used to remove the scars or autologous fat can be filled into the depressions so that the skin can become smooth again.

Finally, the traditional method of treating scars is grinding, which flattens the depressed scar by grinding the surrounding skin. Traditional grinding can easily cause skin lesions. Micro-crystal grinding can be used instead. There is no bleeding after treatment, and recovery is faster, with better and more realistic treatment effects.

Note:

The treatment of depressed scars is more complicated than that of ordinary scars. Patients should understand their own skin condition and the specific situation of the scars and choose the scar removal method that is most suitable for them to avoid secondary damage to the skin. During the treatment phase, they should avoid certain foods to reduce irritation to the skin, which will help the recovery of the scars.