After 2nd Scar Revision From My Board Certified P.S. (3 Months Post Op.) I am left with wide depressed scar. No Option Left For Me Than To Spend Again And Get My Face Experimented By Another P.S. Initially Scar Was Not Visible From Frontal View, But Now It Can Easily Be Seen From Frontal As Well As Lateral View. Skin Is Not Coming Together. Surgical Cut Can Be Clearly Seen. All Cuts On My Body Heals Well. I Think The Incision On Face Was Not Tension Free. Now 3rd Revision Is A Gamble For Me
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November 27, 2017
Answer: Subcision To Elevate Depressed Scars; Dermastamp To Blend Color, & To Improve Skin Texture & Quality
Scar revision requires in-depth experience and can improve the visibility of scarred tissue. We use a HIDEF approach that includes Vbeam laser for red and active scars, combination fractional and non-ablative laser for active hypertrophic and keloid scars, and micro fractional laser for surface...
This scar may take a while to improve. Q switch laser may help a bit. Start with Melarase PM and Melapads twice daily. Best, .Dr. KaramanoukianRealself100 Surgeon
I would use a combination of Plato's Scar Serum; followed by surgical scar revision to reconstruct your lip. Best, Dr. KaramanoukianRealself100 Surgeon