What's the better treatment for chickenpox scar on nose? (Photo)

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Dr. Karamanoukian
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These are fortunately the easiest scars to treat.  I would release the fibrous bands beneath the scar, subcision.  Then I would fill the scar with hyaluronic acid every 6 to 8 weeks until it is resolved.  The subcision may need to be repeated.  Be sure to see a doctor when treating an "off label" area such as this.  

As above. Chickpox scars can easily be treated this method. Very important to subcise first otherwise the donut effect WILL occur- namely filler will go around the scar as it flows to the area of least resistance. See a specialist as the nose is a tricky area as it is supplied by lots of blood vessels. Dr Davin S. Lim. Brisbane. Australia.