How to eliminate scar hyperplasia? What is scar hyperplasia?

Scar hyperplasia is very troublesome. Not only is it ugly, but it also bulges out, which makes it look even uglier. Can scar hyperplasia be eliminated? What is scar hyperplasia?

First, local injection of glucocorticoids can be considered. Second, fractional laser treatment can be considered.

Third, surgical excision, combined with drug injection and radiotherapy can be used for combined treatment. After surgery, some drugs that inhibit scar proliferation can also be given for simultaneous treatment. For scar prevention, it is more common in patients with scar-prone constitutions. Pay attention to avoid local trauma, avoid some cosmetic surgery or plastic surgery, pay attention to prevent infection, and avoid the formation of folliculitis.

Scar hyperplasia is also called keloid, which is caused by excessive proliferation of fibrous connective tissue. Keloids are raised skin surfaces that are tumor-like, smooth, ruddy and shiny, and often have dilated capillaries. Skin lesions extend outward from the edges and are crab-shaped. Skin lesions vary in size and appearance, and are hard, like cartilage. The subjective symptoms are mostly itchy, painful, or burning.

There are many treatment methods, such as laser skin abrasion, which uses a carbon dioxide laser to polish the skin. Or local subcutaneous injections can be used to treat scar hyperplasia, and medication injections can be directly injected into the scar subcutaneously for treatment, mainly steroid preparations.

Treating scar hyperplasia is a long-term and systematic treatment process. Treatment can significantly improve the condition but cannot completely cure it.

1. If it is a single hypertrophic scar, surgical excision and cosmetic suturing can be considered to minimize scar formation.

2. Apply anti-scar drugs externally, such as compound heparin sodium allantoin gel, Suscarning, etc.

3. Apply scar patches externally, such as Mepiform, Senka, etc.

4. Intra-scar injection of drugs, such as the hormone drug compound betamethasone, the anti-metabolite drug 5-fluorouracil, etc.