My scar from my chin augmentation is very noticeable. At what point can I start putting concealer on it? Thank you.
Answer: Makeup on chin augmentation scar safe at about two weeks after surgery Hello, It is safe around two weeks after surgery, as you want the skin to heal first. Hope this helps answer your question. Dr. Nassif
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Answer: Makeup on chin augmentation scar safe at about two weeks after surgery Hello, It is safe around two weeks after surgery, as you want the skin to heal first. Hope this helps answer your question. Dr. Nassif
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November 5, 2009
Answer: You can conceal your Chin Implant scar 7 days after your operation. Most scars will be red for many months until they mature. Chin Implant scars are usually inconspicuous, under your chin. Certainly ask your surgeon' advice, but I don't think there would be any problem applying concealer to a healed incision, 7 days after surgery.
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November 5, 2009
Answer: You can conceal your Chin Implant scar 7 days after your operation. Most scars will be red for many months until they mature. Chin Implant scars are usually inconspicuous, under your chin. Certainly ask your surgeon' advice, but I don't think there would be any problem applying concealer to a healed incision, 7 days after surgery.
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November 5, 2009
Answer: Scar camoflauge with make up Depending upon the location of the scar and when it heals up after sutures are removed, we usually recommend two weeks after the surgery or one week after suture removal. However, depending upon how well the scar is healed may enter into the equation. It is best to ask your surgeon as he/she may have a personal preference otherwise.
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November 5, 2009
Answer: Scar camoflauge with make up Depending upon the location of the scar and when it heals up after sutures are removed, we usually recommend two weeks after the surgery or one week after suture removal. However, depending upon how well the scar is healed may enter into the equation. It is best to ask your surgeon as he/she may have a personal preference otherwise.
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November 5, 2009
Answer: Most can use cover makeup on scars one to two days after stitches are removed First, you should consult your physician about their personal opinion on this subject. Us surgeons are very particular about how we and our patients take care of scars. In my opinion, most scars are closed and can be covered as early as the day after the stitches are removed. The key indication is when there is no more bleeding, oozing or crusting. If nothing is coming out, nothing should get in. If you or your surgeon is reluctant to use cover that early, how about a band-aid and tell people you fell and hit your chin? Half the world has scars under their chins from falls.
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November 5, 2009
Answer: Most can use cover makeup on scars one to two days after stitches are removed First, you should consult your physician about their personal opinion on this subject. Us surgeons are very particular about how we and our patients take care of scars. In my opinion, most scars are closed and can be covered as early as the day after the stitches are removed. The key indication is when there is no more bleeding, oozing or crusting. If nothing is coming out, nothing should get in. If you or your surgeon is reluctant to use cover that early, how about a band-aid and tell people you fell and hit your chin? Half the world has scars under their chins from falls.
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November 5, 2009
Answer: Surgical Scars and Cosmetics Usually cosmetics can be used on surgical incisions 48 hours after suture removal. This assumes there is complete healing and no gaps or area of crusting on the incision. If crusting is still present, then you can apply around the area of crust, but not directly on it. Once healing is complete, if the scar is raised or red, certain creams can be useful. As your doctor which ones he or she recommends. I am partial to kelocote for hypertrophic or thick scars. Mederma, scar guard are also both reasonable alternatives. If redness is present at more than 6 weeks, then steroid cream can sometimes help, but steroid injections or certain laser treatments may be better. Hope this helps and best of luck
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November 5, 2009
Answer: Surgical Scars and Cosmetics Usually cosmetics can be used on surgical incisions 48 hours after suture removal. This assumes there is complete healing and no gaps or area of crusting on the incision. If crusting is still present, then you can apply around the area of crust, but not directly on it. Once healing is complete, if the scar is raised or red, certain creams can be useful. As your doctor which ones he or she recommends. I am partial to kelocote for hypertrophic or thick scars. Mederma, scar guard are also both reasonable alternatives. If redness is present at more than 6 weeks, then steroid cream can sometimes help, but steroid injections or certain laser treatments may be better. Hope this helps and best of luck
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