Ectopic pregnancy scar repair

Ectopic pregnancy is a very dangerous ectopic pregnancy. For women, ectopic pregnancy will directly threaten their life safety. Therefore, this phenomenon must be discovered and treated in time to prevent irreparable damage to the body. The treatment of ectopic pregnancy is mainly surgical methods, but it will leave ugly scars on women’s private parts. Therefore, scar repair surgery is needed to deal with it. Let’s take a look at how to repair ectopic pregnancy scars?

The scar of ectopic pregnancy depends on the surgical method. If it is laparoscopic, there will be no obvious scar, just two small scars on the puncture hole. If it is an open abdomen, there will usually be a vertical scar in the middle of the lower abdomen.

Scars left by ectopic pregnancy surgery can usually be removed with pulsed laser surgery, which has a good effect of shrinking capillaries and lightening spots. Pulsed laser is a method of stimulating the proliferation of fibroblasts, causing the dermis to become thinner and then smoothing scars. At the same time, because pulsed light can stimulate the proliferation of collagen very well, this method will have a certain effect on some red acne marks or new shallow scars. However, it usually requires multiple treatment surgeries to have a good effect. There are many ways to repair scars.

In addition, it is recommended to take vitamin C to remove scars, and apply natural VE capsules externally, evenly twice a day. The effect is very slow and you need to persist in the treatment. Be careful to avoid sun exposure to prevent pigmentation; pay attention to the combination of work and rest, be open-minded and generous, and avoid long-term, excessive mental stress; the treatment course is long, so you must persist in the treatment.

Generally, comprehensive treatment is used for scar repair. In addition to surgical methods such as skin transplantation and skin and soft tissue expansion, there are also non-surgical treatments such as local drug patches, compression therapy, grinding surgery, radiotherapy, etc.

So far, the medical community has not been able to completely eliminate scars. All the surgeries, drugs and lasers available now cannot make scars disappear, but a certain degree of improvement can be achieved.