I had a hysterectomy at age 30 due to fibroids. Due to the size of some of the numerous tumors, a vertical incision was required. The scar healed to the muscle wall. Especially the area closest to the pubic area. As such. Now that 14 years has passed and have gained weight, the scar is even more noticeable. As I put it, the fat cannot lay correctly. Also, of importance, I am prone to keloids. Any advice you can offer on how to get rid of the indented area is greatly appreciated.
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The treatment of scars on the face and body follows a protocol-based approach in our office. We start by characterizing the scars in terms of redness, atrophy, hypertrophy, size, volumetric biometrics, and color hyperpigmentation and then devise a customized protocol for you. Our Hidef scar...
The treatment of scars on the face and body follows a protocol-based approach in our office. We start by characterizing the scars in terms of redness, atrophy, hypertrophy, size, volumetric biometrics, and color hyperpigmentation and then devise a customized protocol for you. Our Hidef scar...
After assessing the pictures provided, it looks like you have had a partial thickness skin loss which has turned into a scar. Surgery will most likely result in a permanent scar. The best course of treatment is to handle the scar using laser, creams and injections.
