How to eliminate the hyperplasia of the incision

If you find that you have developed incision hyperplasia, you can receive treatment according to your specific condition. In fact, mild patients can get better with treatment in daily life. Only more serious patients need drug treatment. At this time, you can use topical medications, which are actually very effective. You can also use steroids, depending on your condition.

Using silicone sheets to remove hypertrophic scars is a very simple and effective method. Just apply one patch a day, and it can last for up to 12 to 23 hours. It is easy to use and thanks to its excellent nourishing and hydrating effects, it can greatly improve the appearance of hypertrophic scars in just 2 months. It is a method worth trying.

Pressure therapy refers to the treatment of hypertrophic scars by applying pressure to the hypertrophic scar area. This is because pressure helps to break down collagen, repair damaged skin and avoid bulging of skin tissue. Hypertrophic scars on different parts of the body can be treated with different items for pressure therapy. For example, hypertrophic scars on the hands and feet can be treated with pressure stockings, hypertrophic scars on the arms or legs can be treated with pressure bandages, and others include pressure suits and so on.

Steroids have been used to treat a variety of skin problems, such as eczema, contact dermatitis, and, of course, hypertrophic scars. It is usually in the form of a cream or ointment and can be applied directly to the skin to achieve the effect of removing hypertrophic scars (of course, there are also steroid injections for scar removal, but excessive injections will produce various side effects). It must be used under the doctor's orders. Generally, doctors will recommend starting with the lowest amount and adjusting the dosage according to the situation.

Surgery may sound scary, but when the above three non-invasive methods fail to achieve the scar removal effect that satisfies you, then surgical scar removal can be included in the list of options for removing hypertrophic scars. Because surgery can quickly change the size and width of scars. However, it is worth noting that while surgery is performed to remove hypertrophic scars, there may be new small surgical scars, and it may take up to 1 to 2 years to improve the appearance, so careful consideration should be given before choosing a surgical method.

The working principle of laser therapy is to use pulsed light to act on the hypertrophic scar area, which can be transferred from the local area to the specific area, and concentrated on the deep skin tissue in the scar area, activating the original repair function of the dermis tissue, thereby improving the treatment of red and raised hypertrophic scars. However, it should be noted that for a period of time after laser treatment, you should strictly follow the doctor's instructions to care for the treated skin to avoid irritation to the skin.