There are no ideal individuals in nature. Every person, without exception, has some kind of defect. One mispronounces the words, another has too big ears, and the third is not happy with his weight. All deviations in the body are defects. You can ignore them, or you can make an effort and try to fix them.
Sometimes life gives us surprises, and defects appear where they never were. Scars on the face can be attributed to one of these blows of fate. Men for the most part do not pay much attention to them, but for women this is a real tragedy. Such scars can appear for various reasons:
- Acne.
- Burns.
- Injury (cuts or other skin damage).
In any case, these ugly marks significantly spoil the appearance and create a lot of problems. Any person will feel insecure if they know that their face, as they say, "leaves much to be desired."
The problem of removing scars on the face has long been of concern to cosmetologists around the world. But in order to fight any disease, you first need to classify it, andthen analyze possible ways to treat it. All scars known in medicine can be divided into 4 types:
- Ordinary scars or normotrophic, when the healing of the injury site went well, and the connective tissue took root at the level of the general skin.
- Intracted scars or atrophic, when the lesion after healing is noticeably lower than the surrounding skin layers.
- Convex scars or hypertrophic, when a sharp reaction of the body to a lesion has led to the formation of a scar that rises noticeably above the rest of the surface.
- Thickened, cyanotic scars or keloids. They usually appear after a certain period of time and are often larger than the lesion itself. Such scars constantly give a feeling of painful discomfort.
Having decided on the type, you can choose the method of treatment. Cosmetology knows many ways to fight, which can significantly reduce or completely remove the affected area. But such extreme measures are not always needed.
For example, scars after atrophic burns can be removed with laser peeling. Under the action of the burning beam, the connective tissue disappears, and the body, producing additional collagen, begins the healing process, restoring the skin in the vacated area. Sometimes in such cases, a scar filling procedure is used, when a special substance is injected under the skin, which makes up for the lack of skin cover.
In the case ofhypertrophic or ordinary scars, chemical or mechanical peeling is more often used. Acne scars are perfectly removed chemically by treating the surface of the affected area with salicylic acid. After the dissolution and evaporation of the coarsened tissue, the skin is restored, and there is not even a trace of the defect.
Face scars create a lot of problems. They are not as easy to disguise as in other parts of the body. Sometimes we, without noticing it, contribute to the appearance of these unsightly scars. The appearance of acne makes the skin suffer, if this “infection” is not removed in time, then eventually tired, exhausted skin undergoes severe inflammation. The result of repeated exposure to such inflammation is scarring on the face.
To prevent this from happening, you need to respond to each inflammatory process in time and do not forget about prevention. This does not mean washing your face several times a day and rubbing your skin until it hurts. It must be remembered that the human skin needs a certain amount of vitamins and fat. Deprived of one or the other, he becomes unprotected and easily exposed to negative external influences. The result of this exposure is scars on the face. And it is also worth remembering that it is better to prevent any disease than to treat it for a long time.
