Scarring from surgery can be helped to fade with topical medications. However, the time it takes to get rid of scarring is usually long and there is no way to compare which one works better.
There are more medications available to get rid of scarring, such as silicone gel, scar removal cream, cumquat cream, mucopolysaccharide polysulfate cream, and compound heparin sodium allantoin gel. Topical medications can accelerate the softening and degradation of scarring, but generally cannot completely eliminate scarring.
It is relatively easy to treat the early stage of scarring, but the longer-term scarring can be removed by topical medication, the treatment time is usually longer and the effect is not obvious, you can use laser for grinding and other treatments at the same time.
To summarize, it is recommended that scarring after surgery be treated with medication according to the doctor’s advice at an early stage. If the scar has been formed for a long time, it can be treated by intradermal injection or surgery if necessary.