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I have scar (hypertrophic?) on my chin. What is the best option to make it less visible? (photos)

scar221Jun 23, 2021
Hi, I have this scar on my chin for around 4 years now after sport. The scar is a bit raised and is more visible sometimes in different lighting as it is a bit more whiter. I was wondering what is the best option for treatment, is it a Steroid injection or is there something else? And also is a dermatologist the best person to see?

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