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Our office specializes in the removal of biopolimero injections from the lips. In some cases, the swelling may require additional surgical treatment. Raffy Karamanoukian MD FACSLos Angeles
Very, very hard to remove these dangerous illegal substance. The surgery to remove can cause scarring by the body's reaction to the substance and the operation incisions. Only attempts rot remove surgically can maybe ...help. But again why do you all ALLOW a non doctor to inject your face is beyond me
The answer depends upon how old the scar is. Time, massage and possibly a steroid injection can be very helpful. If the mass there is 6-12 months old it is more likely that you will require a small surgical procedure to remove the scar tissue and smooth the contour of the left side of your lower lip. I hope this information is helpful.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon
I would recommend a scar revision to improve the scar in your eyebrow. This would allow the eyebrow to be more aligned and reduce the scar. Hair transplants to the eyebrow could be another option but I think the scar revision would give you a good result.
Treatment of alopecia scars begins with a FUE examination to determine the feasibility of a hair transplant. Raffy Karamanoukian MD FACS
Over the internet very hard to advise. But why not try one small area as a test scar revision. Thus you could see at s 6 weeks post revision if your healing is acceptable..
Scar revision is an excellent option for this scar. The question is whether there is a fascial defect underneath the scar. Raffy Karamanoukian, Los Angeles
These bumps can both be removed. The question is whether they are soft tissue (scar or possibly a lipoma) or bone (osteoma). Either way they can be removed. Soft tissue lumps usually require an incision right on top of the bump while bony lumps such as an osteoma can often be removed via an...
My option is to excise the scar, use a similar matched skin ( possibly from your front of your ear, or behind your ear, depending on laxity). This will or should remove the edges, and hopefully make the scar fuller. ie. Full thickness graft. Second stage, I would follow this up with laser...