Scarring is a natural result of healing in damaged skin, but that doesn’t mean you have to live with it. Unfortunately, even laparoscopic surgeries can cause scarring, especially if the surgical wound becomes stretched, infected, or heals improperly.
Unless you live in a bubble, your skin is bound to have a few imperfections. Scars can be frustrating, but they don’t have to compromise how your skin looks. Here are three types of scars and how to treat them.
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One of the concerns patients most often have with Mohs surgery is scarring— how noticeable is it going to be, and what can I do to heal it well? That’s where picking the right scarring products comes in.
Liquid error (sections/template--blog line 191): Could not find asset snippets/spurit_dmr_collection_template_snippet.liquidScarring is a natural result of healing in damaged skin, but that doesn’t mean you have to live with it. Unfortunately, even laparoscopic surgeries can cause scarring, especially if the surgical wound becomes stretched, infected, or heals improperly.
Unless you live in a bubble, your skin is bound to have a few imperfections. Scars can be frustrating, but they don’t have to compromise how your skin looks. Here are three types of scars and how to treat them.
