How to treat keloid scars

Everyone hopes to have smooth and delicate skin, so in life, many people attach great importance to the choice of various skin care products, because the correct choice of skin care products can effectively help us alleviate some skin problems. Keloid is actually a problem that many people are very distressed about, but they don’t know how to treat it scientifically and effectively. So let’s take a detailed look at it below!

Using scientific and healthy methods to treat keloids can actually effectively alleviate the symptoms to a certain extent. Therefore, we must not easily ignore this problem when facing it in life. Only in this way can we better help you solve the occurrence of keloids.

Keloid is called keloid or giant scar in Chinese medicine, which is a kind of fibroma. This disease is related to physical constitution and is the product of excessive proliferation of fibrous connective tissue. If the epidermis of people with scar constitution is damaged, such as trauma, mosquito bites, vaccination, burns, folliculitis, acne, etc., they are very likely to form keloid.

Guidance:

There are several options available to you. Fat injections: Deep scars caused by fat loss can be healed with fat injections. Chemical peels: Mild or superficial peels -- just gently removing the top layer of skin cells -- are done with trichloroacetic acid or alpha-hydroxy acid. Punch excision: This treatment is very effective for narrow, deep, "ice pick" scars. The doctor uses a round, shaped chisel to cut the scar away, then sews the edges together.

The above is an introduction to the treatment methods for keloids. I hope that after reading these introductions, everyone can pay more attention to using a healthier and more scientific method to solve this problem, so that you can have smoother skin and no longer need to worry about this skin problem.