Patients undergoing surgery for axillary odor, the incision is accompanied by scar formation, generally speaking, according to whether the patient belongs to the scar body, as well as different sizes of incision scars and other factors. Clinically, different methods can often be taken to get rid of scars: a. If the patient belongs to the scar body, the local scars are more obvious and larger after surgery. In this case, liquid nitrogen freezing or laser cautery can be considered to get rid of the scar tissue on the body surface. Some patients can also consider the method of secondary surgery to remove the local scars and use absorbable protein sutures for intradermal suturing to get rid of the surgical scars. Secondly, if the patient does not belong to the scar body and the underarm scars are small in size, at this time, moxibustion strips can be used to fumigate the scars, and blood activating and stasis-transforming ointment or Xizheto ointment can be applied topically to improve the blood circulation at the scars and promote the softening and absorption of scar tissue. Most patients can gradually lighten the scars after 2-3 months and achieve certain treatment effect. Fractional laser treatment is also available.
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