Scars are keloid scars, and the creams commonly used to treat them today are silicone gels and compounded sodium heparin allantoin gels.
Scar is the product of skin damage, healing and repair.
Topical ointment only has a certain effect in the proliferation stage of scarring. Patients can be treated with topical medications such as silicone gel and compound heparin sodium allantoin gel, which can inhibit excess collagen fibers and help improve the appearance of the scar.
There are also laser, filler, and surgical options for removing keloids. Intense pulsed light and fractional lasers can be used to improve hyperplastic scarring. Atrophic scarring can also be improved using hyaluronic acid fillers and other methods. Keloids can be removed by surgical excision combined with radiation therapy.
For those who need to treat keloid scars, it is recommended to consult a specialist at a regular hospital to choose the appropriate treatment.