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Why Do Scars Form And What Is Scar Tissue?

Question by inquisitive | Posted in Injuries

I'm interested to know why some wounds heal without scars forming and others form big scars. Does the size of the cut meaningfulness? The quality of the stitching? Just general information about scars. Also, are scars internally the same as scars on the skin?

Answer: A dent is a natural part of the healing process. Skin scars occur when the deep, thick layer of integument (the dermis) is damaged. The worse the damage is, the worse the scar will be.

Most skin scars are matt, pale and leave a trace of the original injury which caused them. The redness that often follows an offence to the skin is not a scar, and is generally not permanent. The time it takes for it to go away may, however, collection from a few days to, in some serious and rare cases, several years. Various treatments can speed up the transform in serious cases.

Scars form differently based on the location of the injury on the body and the age of the individual who
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Nose Piercing, Does Repiercing Leave Severe Scar Tissue And Scars?

Question by Susie | Posted in Other - Skin & Body

I need to get my nose repierced in the same spot but I don't want a bigger scar then there already is, what happens after repiercing in the same blains?

Answer: It will devise scar tissue. It will create a small indent that almost looks like a small acne mark.

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How Do I Get Rid Of Scars And Scar Tissue Without Surgery/expensive Medication?

Question by heythere | Posted in Other - Skin & Body


Answer: cocoa butter and vitamin e rub helps to knock down scars and soften the skin. merdema is expensive and dosen't work as well for me but you never know. All three of these are convenient at you local pharmacy over the counter.

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Are Tattoos Good Ways To Cover Scars? Or Can Scar Tissue Be Tattooed?

Question by getusedtoit | Posted in Tattoos


Answer: It still amazes me that people will on to a tattoo forum to tell people that they don't like tattoos... Would you go to a cat forum to asseverate people that you don't like cats?

Yes, scar tissue can be tattooed and as far as whether it's a good idea or not, competent artist = good idea. Take your time and meet with a few artists. If you don't have an idea, ask them what the consider they can do and if you do have an idea, ask them how they would get it done.

A good artist should be able to do something very creative and they will most likely appreciate the call into and have a lot of fun with it.

Good luck!

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What Is The Relation To Scars And Scar Tissue And Biology?

Question by J-Lo | Posted in Skin Conditions


Answer: Scars and scarred tissue are the same fashion.

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Scar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Scars are areas of fibrous tissue (fibrosis) that restore normal skin after injury. ... For example, scars in the skin are less resistant to ultraviolet ...

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