Scars are keloid scars, which are mainly categorized into hyperplastic scars and atrophic scars. Patients with scarring on their hands can take medication, physical therapy, surgery and other methods to remove it.
1. Proliferative scar: proliferative scar is mostly treated with medication, and the conventional medicine for scar has silicon preparation, which has the effect of inhibiting scar formation when used externally, or local injection of glucocorticoids, which can inhibit the local collagen proliferation, thus inhibiting scar formation. Or the use of laser and other physical therapy, as well as surgical treatment, such as keloidectomy after the reduction of fine suture to remove.
2. Atrophic scar: For atrophic scar, local injection of dexamethasone and prednisolone can be used to control the formation of scar, or injections of fillers, with autologous fat as the main material, which can effectively remove the scar. In addition, it can also be treated with surgical procedures such as skin flap transplantation.
For patients who want to remove the scar on their hands, it is recommended to go to the hospital and cooperate with the doctor for relevant treatments according to their own conditions.