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Can Dermabrasion Help with Scar Under the Eyebrow?
What can be done about the scar under my right eyebrow? It's been there since childhood. My brother hit me in the face and head with a metal toy truck. I ended up with stitches on my scalp and this annoying scar. It's mild yet noticable. Would dermabrasion be possible? If not, what do you suggest?
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taraisis
in NY
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Eyebrow scar and fractional co2 laser
The best hi tech solution for this scar is selective fractional co2 laser, which works well for these scars to resurface the skin.
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Dermabrasion for shallow depressed scar
Dermabrasion does not work too well for depressed scars. What you have is a wide, shallow, depressed scar. I don't think dermarasion would make a great difference. Filling the scar with Retylane is something I have tried on other patients with good success. It is an easy quick solution.
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Better options than dermabrasion
Dermabrasion is a very effective technique to resurface the skin and to correct some prominent scars. The scar that you are showing is fortunately very light and not too prominent. Dermabrasion will not change the color of this scar. Your best bet is to work with a board-certified plastic surgeon who has experience in facial resurfacing and scar revision. They can closely examine the scar and review the options that are best for you.
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Dermabrasion under a scar beneath the eyebrow?
The skin surrounding the eye is quite thin and delicate making dermabrasion difficult and should only be attempted by a true expert in the technique. I would recommend an alternative with the Activ Fx laser which works quite well, and safely in that area provided the patient is eye shields in place.
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Under Eyebrow scar
From the photo it appears that the scar "patch" is pale and depressed. Dermabrasion may only provide limited improvement for this.
We had good results with percutaneous collagen induction therapy (a.k.a. medical needling). A gentle filling could also improve the depression. I would recommend to see a plastic or facial plastic surgeon for consultation and recommendation.
I expect that you may receive multiple different treatment options.
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