Any interruption of the skin, whether from a fall on the ground,
an accident on the job, or from the surgeon’s knife, prompts the
complicated and not yet fully understood process of healing, the
end result of which is a scar. However, the word “scar” often
invokes the image of an unwanted deviation of the healing
process, that which is a physical derangement from the smooth
and non-discolored appearance of skin that it replaces. As do
the injuries from which they result, the appearance of scars can
vary tremendously. Differing scar appearances are because the
scars are different from each other. Different scar types are
treated differently! Like all of medicine, successful treatment
is based on establishing the diagnosis first. The wrong
treatment method on a scar results in not only no beneficial
effect but a waste of your time and money. remain within the
physical boundaries of the original skin injury. They are more
likely to occur in wounds that cross natural lines of skin
tension or an original open woun