How to remove the scar on the hand?

Generally speaking, the commonly used treatments for scars mainly include drug therapy, laser therapy and scar plastic surgery. Of course, microcrystalline grinding was used before, but since the appearance of scar treatment laser, microcrystalline grinding has basically been replaced by laser. The effect of laser is better than microcrystal grinding, and the side effects are less than microcrystal grinding. Few people use microcrystal grinding now. There is also a special treatment called scar pressure dressing. Generally, elastic bandage is used to compress the scar, which is mainly used to treat early proliferative burn scars with drugs.

The general principle of scar treatment is that fresh scars within half a year should be treated with external drugs first (children's skin repair ability is relatively strong, and sometimes drug treatment is still effective within one year), and if the economy permits, it can be combined with non-exfoliative dot matrix laser treatment appropriately. For old scars that have been used for more than half a year, the effect of simple medication is even worse. The longer the scar, the worse the effect of simple drug treatment. At this time, drugs are mainly used as auxiliary drugs for other treatment methods. Old scars can be treated by scar plastic surgery or exfoliating laser. Generally, serious scars can be treated by scar plastic surgery, and mild scars can be treated by exfoliating laser (the difference between lasers is detailed in another article). However, premature use of these treatments (scars within half a year) is not very effective, and sometimes it will stimulate and aggravate scars. However, no matter how you treat it, you can only improve it. It can't be as good as advertised. How good the effect can be varies from person to person. It's hard to determine how good it will be. The better you speak, the more advertisements you have. Yang Yucheng of Plastic Surgery, Fujian Union Medical College Hospital

Of course, there are exceptions. If it is a serious hypertrophic scar or keloid, realistically speaking, it is still a medical problem. Simply using the above conventional scar treatment methods may not be very effective. Now some people use comprehensive treatment, and the effect will be slightly better.

I solemnly remind you that you can't fully understand the illness because you can't see the patient face to face. The above suggestions are for reference only. Please go to the hospital for specific diagnosis and treatment under the guidance of a doctor!