Massage: In the early stage of scald scar formation (generally within 6 weeks 12 months after wound healing), massage can promote skin regeneration and blood circulation and reduce scar formation. You can apply vitamin E oil or anti-scar cream to clean fingers or clean cotton swabs and gently massage the scars.
Silicone paste: Silicone paste can reduce the formation and shrinkage of scars, and can also reduce the itching and pain of scars. This patch needs to be used every day until the scar subsides.
Radio frequency therapy: Radio frequency therapy can stimulate the skin with high frequency current, promote skin regeneration and increase the production of collagen. This treatment usually needs to be carried out many times, which can reduce the redness and thickness of scars.
Laser therapy: Laser therapy can reduce scars by stimulating skin regeneration and removing scar tissue. This kind of treatment needs a professional doctor, and it may take several treatments to achieve the best effect.
Surgery: In rare cases, scalded scars may need surgical repair. This operation usually involves removing scars and planting skin tissue in the removed area.
It should be noted that the repair methods of scald scars vary from person to person, and different people may need different treatment methods, so they should be treated under the guidance of professional doctors. At the same time, it is also important to prevent burns. Attention should be paid to taking a bath with water at the right temperature, paying attention to family safety and wearing appropriate protective equipment.