Hi all. I plan to get my femurs done using internal method (gnail or precice). My question is when should scar care start? Is it advisable to do it as soon as the operation scars are "ready" for it or is it pointless to treat the scars until rod removal is done?
I know a lot of people here dont care about scar appearance but I do. so please respect it. Thanks.
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Posted on Apr 16, 2022, 1:21 pm
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Quote from: Medium Drink Of Water on April 16, 2022, 03:37:11 PMIn my opinion the only thing that will actually produce a significant difference is excision, which can be done as early as when there won't be any more injuries to that skin. Don't waste your money on bogus creams.
thanks. based on previous experiences i easily develop keloidal scars so i am expecting to have the same once i undergo LL surgery. does excision work on keloid scars? is there a chance for a keloid to develop again once the original scar has been excised?
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