Do you recommend using the gore-tex suture tape to prevent hypertrophic scars, have you used this method before? (photo)

Healing is so unpredicatable....Same surgeon, same technique....minimal scar vs. nasty scar. After 2 years, the  skin has stretched enough so that a scar revision is a good idea. You are likely to have a good improvement. I do not  believe the use of a permanent gortex suture will  make a huge difference compared to standard  surgical tecniques. It is important to be followed closely by  your surgeon post revision, so that  he/she can treat the scar appropriately before it becomes unsightly.

Some people are prone to hypertrophic scars, it does not make any difference what of suture material is used.  Pigmented skin tends for form thick heavy scars more than fair skin and it is more common in children and adolescents.  Avoiding ultraviolet radiation and applying anti scar creams/ointments is very important.  Sometimes steroids are needed if the scars are raised and itchy.  Gortex suture is not the answer.