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Scar on face
There are three slightly deep scratches on my face and I was given a tetanus shot and was prescribed antibiotics and betadine. A few days later, the scabs fell off. I was applying franch oil twice a day for half an hour each. A doctor asked me to apply mederma soon after the scabs fell. However, the skin has only attained a darker shade of pink, is still slightly deep (uneven from normal skin), and is fading very slowly. I have now been applying scarend. How to get the pink skin to disappear?
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Undergo laser fraxel resurfacing treatment therapy.otherwise, .few creams also available.. contact me by direct online consultation for treatment.
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Scarring is the natural process of healing…. Once the scar is matured there are various treatment available depending upon the grade of scar to minimise it. Even some treatment are also available to completely remove it .. but this also depends upon the severity of scars..
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