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Excised Two Lesions from Chicken Pox on Forehead. East Haven, CT
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1 year post
Final Picture // Final Result
Orange452December 11, 2016
Okay, so its been 1 year since the surgery, and I am very pleased with the results. The redness has completely faded, and the revised scars are pretty much unnoticeable. The large revised scar did spread out slightly in the form of a groove, but that's it. You would have to be looking 3 inches from my forehead to see anything, and it still would be hard to notice anything. There are two faint white lines from the excision, but again they're pretty much undetectable. Like I stated in previous posts the revised scars aren't perfect. If I stand directly under a light, I can see slight depressions (like minor acne scars), but that's it. One plastic surgeon told me it is possible to further improve the revised scars through fraxel laser resurfacing.
In summary, I would highly recommend scar excision for chicken pox lesions on the face.
I feel comfortable speaking face to face with people again, and its been a huge load off my mind.
In summary, I would highly recommend scar excision for chicken pox lesions on the face.
I feel comfortable speaking face to face with people again, and its been a huge load off my mind.
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Holls77
February 28, 2018
looks great!
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June 4, 2016
HI. Can you please update us?
June 4, 2016
Its been seven months, and the redness from the scars is gone. The large scar is basically a slight groove, and the small scar is basically non-existent. I do have slight white lines, but you would have to have your face next to mine to see them. Even then it would be hard to see them, and I have olive skin. I do notice there are shallow depressions, but again they're barely noticeable. This coming December I'll post my final pictures.
November 14, 2016
Hey around what month did the redness fade? Did it take longer than 6 months? If possible can you be specific. Thanks for the help.
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