Injury or sudden stretch leaves wounds that can’t be removed easily.
Leaving you in a state of insecurity for the rest of your life.
Scars depend on how much scarring there is:
Scar revision surgery is the best option to revise or minimize the visibility of the scars.
It also improves function and corrects changes in the skin caused by an injury, wound, slow healing, or prior surgery (disfigurement).
Scar revision can be performed when you are awake (local anaesthesia), unconscious (sedated), or fast asleep and pain-free (general anaesthesia), depending on the nature of the area of operation.
It is a form of plastic surgery used to improve the practical and aesthetic look of scars. It is possible to redirect a scar into proper alignment with a normal skin fold or the lines of least skin stress with this procedure. With this procedure, contracted scars can be lengthened. Z-plasty requires the development of two similarly dimensioned triangular flaps that are then transposed.
Scar formation is an inevitable consequence of wound healing from either a traumatic or surgical intervention. Scar revision does not erase a scar but helps to make it less noticeable and more acceptable. Both surgical and non-surgical techniques, used either alone or in combination can be used for revising a scar.