Can bump scars be repaired?

Scars have a very negative impact on appearance. Clinically, the nature and types of scars are diverse, and the repair methods for different types of scars are definitely different. Concave and convex scars are relatively common and can be repaired. What you need to pay attention to when dealing with concave and convex scars is the post-operative care.

First of all, the most traditional and commonly used method to repair bumpy scars is dermabrasion. This method uses surgery to smooth out the uneven skin with bumps, scars, and scars, making the originally uneven skin flat and smooth. There will be a small amount of bleeding during the operation, and careful care is required during the recovery process after the operation.

Secondly, the best way to repair uneven scars is to use autologous fat filling. Through the injection filling method, autologous fat is transferred to the scar to fill and smooth the sunken skin. This method is suitable for sunken scars of varying depths. The recovery effect is better and the process is shorter.

Finally, repairing uneven scars can also be treated by fruit acid peeling. This method uses high concentrations of fruit acid to exfoliate the skin, causing the aged skin to fall off while promoting the rapid regeneration of keratinocytes and epithelial cells, thereby restoring the elasticity of the dermis. It can also improve enlarged skin pores and keep the skin smooth and delicate.