Scar Heal

Scar Heal

Hiphopopotamus2020-01-23T16:44:13.000Z
I had surgery on my neck and the plastic surgeon said that the best way to heal a scar is +
to apply oil as soon as possible, keep the area well lubricated and massage it deeply as often as you think about it. Vitamin E oil is sticky and work
WintersBlue2019-12-30T12:56:48.000Z
If you really want it removed, see a reputable plastic +
surgeon who soecializes in facial plastics. Be aware that it will be replaced by another scar (hopefully, flatter, but it will be a longer linear scar
Xaviersmom2019-06-21T12:48:57.000Z
So glad we're back. I've missed my crew.🤗 +
I've had a stressful month. I'm a 4 year BC survivor and had two tumors excised yesterday. Surgeon said they look like scar tissue. Hopefully I w
VATOSLOCOS2019-06-15T22:00:16.000Z
Dermatologist said he won’t put inside sutures
So I talked to a dermatologist ( see my previous posts) a new one, and he said that the scar never got to heal nicely in the first place and agreed wi
TickleyPickle2019-06-05T21:12:15.000Z
I'm on 40 mg right now almost 3 weeks in. This is my 2nd round after 10 years. Nothing else works for me. I wouldn't want to scar if I were you as the
tempesttides2019-06-05T09:15:52.000Z
I would just leave it alone, especially since you are planning to have a derm and/or PS treat you for it. Tret is not going to treat a cyst that is en
k1dub2019-05-10T15:48:00.000Z
2nd. I think it helped my scar heal beautifully, too
lowkeybeauty2019-03-05T11:54:00.000Z
Call the OB. They might need to put some kind of pressure bandage on that spot ++
to get it to heal back up. It happens sometimes as the scar tissue is building up behind the incision.
rayoflight2019-03-04T19:54:00.000Z
Adapalene has been shown to improve atrophic acne scars, but ++
that doesn’t mean it works for other types of scars. Also, the OTC 0.1% adapalene has only been shown to help prevent atrophic acne scars [essentially
narzisse2019-03-04T15:46:00.000Z
bizarre case of hyperpigmentation from irritation due to allergy. rop (long)+
okay so, i'm not new at fading hyperpigmentation (esthetician and all, etc, etc) but i'm dealing with a particularly strange case of it on my left leg