Scarring from a brow bone fracture is usually caused by a direct impact from trauma, and the fracture is accompanied by localized soft tissue damage that leaves a scar after healing. Once the scar appears, it cannot be completely removed, but its appearance can be improved by medication and laser treatment. 1. Medication: In the early stage of scar formation, topical medication can be used to assist in the treatment of scarring, such as the use of cumexoside cream ointment, compound heparin sodium allantoin gel, polysulfonic acid mucopolysaccharides cream, etc., which can inhibit scarring, but due to the large individual differences in patients, the specific results can not be generalized. 2. Laser treatment: laser treatment can be used to lighten the scar, laser treatment usually refers to the use of laser photothermal effect to stimulate the local collagen regeneration and rearrangement, but generally need multiple treatments to achieve the desired results. However, it usually takes several treatments to achieve the desired effect. The above treatment effect is not satisfactory can also be treated by surgical excision. It is recommended that patients should choose regular hospitals for treatment and should not use unscientific prescriptions to avoid adverse consequences.