Does this punch excision appear to be healing correctly? (photo)

Hello 'kirakat', thanks for your question.  There are several options for scar therapy.  The initial management up to a full year is massage the scar, avoid sun exposure, biocorneum cream, chemical peels, and occasionally steroid injections if the scar is thick or raised.  The next option is CO...

I have done punch excision and TCA cross. This might help you to a degree and that's possible. It's also possible that you may not get as much of a result from these. TCA cross can be a long recovery and sometimes it's hard to control. Sometimes you can get worsening of your scars. Punch...

2mm punch excisions should not be indented, I suggest posting photos and see a cosmetic dermatologist who specializes in scars.  This can be treated with revision surgery, subcision, and/or lasers -- massage or creams will not help.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Hi IA.  It looks like you still have a fairly significant indentation where the scar was excised.  To smooth out the area, you may consider fractional laser resurfacing.  Take a look at an Orange County, California scar removal patient (link below) that came to us after...

I personally would subscise again, then place a very superficial filler like Volbella or Restylane, over correct the scar by 5-10% then massage to push the filler down. Not a hard scar to fix, but technically challenging. This is how I would do it, others may approach this problem with...

Yes, your scar does not look so good at present.   You might try some Kelocote or bioCorneum on the scar twice a day and apply and let dry.    The bioCorneum has both silicone and sunscreen so that is a good choice.    Do this for 4 months and no surgery...