Cesarean section scar hyperplasia, or keloid scarring, can be treated by physical and surgical methods.
1. Physical methods: For patients with scar hyperplasia, if the scar area is small, they can be treated with physical methods such as laser and sealing. Through the longer wavelength produced by laser instrument, the irradiation of localized skin can reach the deeper layers of the skin, which can be used to remove scar hyperplasia.
2. Surgery: If the scars are more obvious and larger in size, you can consider surgical excision, using cosmetic sutures, which can remove the scar hyperplasia.
The current clinical treatments for scar hyperplasia have a certain degree of recurrence, and the therapeutic effect varies from person to person. If the patient is self-conscious about the aesthetic impact of scar hyperplasia, it is recommended that the patient choose a regular hospital for treatment.