With a scar treatment that fits your lifestyle, you may visibly enhance the look of existing and new scars. ScarAway Silicone Scar Gel is water-resistant, clear, and easy to use…

When a person sustains an injury, the body repairs the injured tissue by forming scar tissue. Scar tissue is a layer of cells and collagen that forms over an injured…

Compression therapy, which is commonly referred to as pressure therapy for scar management, is an important component of the rehabilitation process for burn patients. As long as elastic bandages or…

Scars are the body’s natural technique of mending and replacing skin that has been removed or injured. Fibrous tissue makes up the majority of scars. Scars can form for a…

An intralesional injection occurs when a medicinal ingredient is injected directly into a lesion or into the skin. The goal of an intralesional injection is to provide a high concentration…

The healing of keloid scars is particularly difficult. A number of scar services offer partial (intralesional) removal of keloid scars, which is often combined with steroid medication, although complete (intralesional)…

A skin graft is a piece of healthy skin taken from one part of your body and transplanted to another part of your body to replace damaged or missing skin.…

During excision closure surgery, an incision is a cut made through the skin. A surgical wound is another name for it. Some of the incisions are minor, while others are…

Skin grafting is a medical operation that includes taking skin from one part of the body and transplanting it to another part of the body. If a section of your…

CO2 laser skin resurfacing is a procedure that uses carbon dioxide (CO2) and an ablative laser to remove scars, warts, and deep creases from the skin. A keloid scar is…