Scars on the wrist can be treated with medication, phototherapy or surgery to improve their appearance, but generally cannot be completely eliminated.
1. Medication: For the early formation of scar at the wrist, silicone gel and sodium heparin allantoin ointment can be applied locally to inhibit scar proliferation, and for the scar with obvious proliferation, glucocorticoid injections such as tretinoin injection can be used for intra-scar injection to soften the scar.
2. Photoelectric treatment: Carbon dioxide laser, erbium laser and other treatment measures can be used to achieve stripping, stimulate collagen regeneration and rearrangement to improve the local appearance.
3. Surgical treatment: when the scar has proliferation obviously, or seriously affects the aesthetics, tissue function, etc., it can be treated through the joint application of local flap and tension-reducing suture, but it may have the risk of becoming proliferative scar, and should be chosen appropriately.
When there is scarring on the wrist, those who have treatment or cosmetic needs can be treated symptomatically under the guidance of specialists, although it can not be completely eliminated, but it can improve the local symptoms.