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SCARS (SURGERY, BURN, KNIFE, RAZOR, GLASS SCAR)
A regeneration provider, especially by using one or more of the fat stem cells, GRP/PRP or collagen vaccines to produce new tissue in places where there are traces first; to support the production of new tissue by stimulating the skin with lasers such as a plasma fractional laser or a gold needle are the compositions I most often resort to. Here, the number of sessions and the waiting time are important according to the method for continuity.
The potential of each person to heal a wound is different. In some individuals, the wound heals without scars, while in others, the wounds may result in a hypertrophic scar or a bad wound healing that we call keloid. This is completely the person’s response to wound healing. In these cases, the scar expands, swells, reddens and matures too late.
Although the time to start treatment varies depending on the type and person, it is the right way to apply as soon as possible.
The injury site is good in some areas of the body. For example, the mucous membrane of the eyelid, intraoral and genital areas, and the face. Injuries that occur in these areas leave quite a few traces. Some areas, on the other hand, are very risky for the development of a bad scar after injury. Injuries in areas such as the decollete, shoulder, upper arm and back always heal poorly. The type of injury is also directly related to the rest. Incisions that are over a single line, such as a knife, heal well, while the scar is usually worse in a traffic accident or crushing injuries.
Adipose tissue taken from the person’s body and enriched as stem cells is injected into the area with scars. This rich tissue is 100% compatible with the body and about 60-90% due to the stem cells in it, it has a structure that has the ability to behave like living tissue. Thus, a new life is instilled into tissues that have completely died or deteriorated. The given tissue also provides the lost volume.
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