Girlfriend's chest scar pimple

Some people may have scars due to frequent folliculitis on their chest. These scars can actually recover slowly as our skin grows, but for some people with scar-prone constitutions, their wounds recover very slowly, so these scars greatly affect their appearance. Most people have tried various scar-removing substances, so what's the matter with my girlfriend's chest scars and lumps?

Keloid is a scar that grows outward after the wound heals, protruding from the skin surface and being hard. It may also feel red and painful, but after growing to a certain extent, it will no longer continue to expand. People with a scar-prone constitution will experience a continuous increase in the size of the surface scar after the wound heals, which not only affects the appearance, but also causes local pain, redness and itching. Scar contraction also affects functional movement. Having keloids does not necessarily mean that one has a scar-prone constitution. Generally speaking, people with a scar-prone constitution are prone to developing hypertrophic scars or keloids with obvious symptoms after surgery, burns, or trauma. There are several methods for treating keloid scars on the chest:

1. Scar injection treatment method: This method mainly uses injection of hormone drugs, and is generally used in smaller hospitals. Patients are very prone to rebound and relapse, and need to use it regularly and long-term. The advantage of this method is that it works quickly, but long-term use of hormones may cause harm to the body and even cause infertility, osteoporosis, etc. This method is mainly used for keloids and raised scars.

2. "Scar flap transplantation five-in-one complex therapy" is currently the most advanced scar complex treatment technology at home and abroad. It integrates high-precision surgery, laser, drugs, injections, and traditional Chinese medicine biological therapy. It can be effectively applied to the treatment of most moderate and severe scars, and has overcome the global problem of difficult keloid treatment.

There are several ways to treat keloids on the chest: First, if the keloid is not very large and covers a small area, it can be treated with topical glucocorticoids and some scar removal ointments. Some of the combined treatments can achieve better results. If the rash covers a large area or the topical medication is ineffective, local blockade treatment can be used, which is to use triamcinolone acetonide in combination with lidocaine and local targeted medicine to inject into the keloid. The general course of treatment is an average of three weeks, once a week. Some people have better results. If the first two methods do not produce good results, local excision and local radiotherapy can be used as a better method. So different methods can be used in different situations