After breast reduction, is moist healing or dry healing the best option for scabby incisions? (photo)
are dee essJan 8, 2015
Moist healing or dry healing for scabby incisions?I have no clue why I scabbed up so much, but I did. My doctor said everything looks good though so im taking his word. My incisions seem to be all closed up, but I have scabs and crustiness like crazy. Is it better to let them stay dry and heal up and fall off on their own before I start using bio oil for my incisions or should I be using polysporin or something of the sort to help with the scabs?Included a few pictures. These were from a few days ago before I went to the doctor yesterday.
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