Monkeypox may also leave some scarring after healing, with about half of the scars disappearing gradually over time. For patients whose scars persist, other means of intervention are available. Monkeypox is an infectious disease caused by infection with the monkeypox virus, which can lead to fever, rash and pustules. Due to the lack of a specific treatment, treatment can only serve to control the disease. As the disease progresses, the pustules gradually crust over, fall off and leave scars. Usually, after five years of healing, about half of the scars will disappear on their own. And by actively cooperating with your doctor, you can minimize the appearance of pustules and avoid extensive scarring, which may be somewhat less frequent over time. For patients with visible scars, consider disposing of them with laser scar removal or other methods. If visible scars appear after the monkeypox has healed, it is recommended that you seek medical attention and follow your doctor’s instructions.