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How long ago did you burn your lip? If it's still fairly new, I would allow it to heal some more, as it may improve over time. If it is still healing, I would recommend some aquaphor ointment to the area to keep it moist. If it's an old scar and fully healed, the only method that I know of to improve it would be to surgically excise it. This would be a relatively minor procedure that could be done in a doctor's office.
This white scar on the lip should be excised and I would send the specimen for pathologic examination as well.
These white and broad scars are difficult to treat. I would begin by a series of fractional laser treatments to improve texture and camouflage color.
The upper lip scar involved dermis and there is associated redness. I would begin treatment with pulsed dye laser followed by fractional laser resurfacing.
Laser hair removal and a chemical peel may help with your condition. I would recommend at least one MelaPeel for my patients with this condition.
I would treat this keloid with early pulsed dye laser, IIT, and pressure treatment since it is relatively early in the process of growth.
With the limitations associated with viewing the photo via the internet it appears as if your scar should improve with a scar revision procedure. It is best to see a plastic surgeon for this procedure who has experience with scar revisions. Most likely this procedure can be performed...
I would begin with IIT, pressure treatment, and laser for the chest keloids. I have treated countless chest keloids and believe that this represents the best long and short term treatment.
