How does microdermabrasion work on scars? How to take care of scars after microdermabrasion surgery?

Microdermabrasion can be applied to a variety of skin types. There are side effects of microdermabrasion, but they are very small. So what effect does microdermabrasion have on scars? Let’s learn about it below.

Abrasion therapy has a significant improvement effect on sunken acne scars, scars left over from mole removal, uneven stitches from trauma sutures, bumpy skin after abrasions, mild burns, scalds, local pigmentation changes and other non-proliferative superficial scars, especially the mature and safe "micro-crystal grinding" treatment, which does not require injection anesthesia, no obvious pain or bleeding, no bandaging after treatment, rapid recovery, and does not affect daily work and life.

After microcrystal treatment, patients can take some skin care. First, wash the face with clean water, then use astringent water to shrink the patient's pores, apply nutrients, and then apply moisturizing and sunscreen products to the patient. Daily care can be matched with skin care products according to the nature of the skin, and a lot of outdoor activities should be avoided. After a course of treatment of about 6-8 times, the skin will regain its youthful vitality.

The treatment scope includes not only the face, but also a series of parts closely related to the appearance and beauty, such as the neck, chest, abdomen, arms, back of hands, legs and feet. Experienced doctors usually flexibly control the angle, level and range of grinding according to the patient's condition.

In order to achieve better results, some supporting auxiliary treatments will be carried out after microdermabrasion, using drugs that promote wound healing, such as EGF, bFGF, etc.; using drugs that inhibit scars (such as Lipusone) to prevent scar hyperplasia. The application of these supporting auxiliary treatments can make the wound heal and improve the effect, and at the same time, it can also create certain economic benefits for the hospital.