This needs to be analyzed according to the specific situation. If the scar is not very serious, you can apply ointment under the guidance of a doctor to dilute the scar for treatment, such as scar removal ointment, which can repair skin tissue. If the scar is serious, you can go to the hospital for laser treatment. Laser generally uses the principle of specific wavelength to penetrate deep cortex of skin, which can stimulate the regeneration of collagen in skin, thus repairing damaged tissue, making skin smoother and removing scars.

2 scar hyperplasia how to treat immature hypertrophic scars with drugs? Anti-proliferative ointment containing silica gel and onion extract preparation can be used to control scar hyperplasia, and silica gel preparation can also be used according to doctor's advice. If scar hyperplasia is serious, it can also be treated with glucocorticoid, fluorouracil, bleomycin, mitomycin C and other drugs.

Physical therapy of scar hyperplasia can also be treated by physical methods, such as laser therapy, pressure therapy, cryotherapy, radiotherapy, micro-needle therapy and so on. Patients can see a doctor according to the scar condition and choose the appropriate treatment method.

Surgical treatment of keloids or hypertrophic scars can be removed by surgery. Small scars can be simply removed and repaired by local plastic surgery, and large scars can be repaired by local skin flap transfer. Larger scars need skin grafting, that is, a good piece of skin is taken from other parts of the body and filled in hypertrophic scars or keloids.

The best treatment time for scar hyperplasia is about two months after scar formation.

The best treatment time for scar hyperplasia is about two months after scar formation. The recovery time of early treatment may be faster, and scars can be softened by scar remover or surgically removed. If the scar hyperplasia area on the skin is relatively large, it needs to be surgically removed, which can make the scar smooth and achieve a smooth and flat effect.

Pay attention to local hygiene during treatment to avoid infection.

Can scar hyperplasia heal itself? Generally speaking, scar hyperplasia will not heal itself.

Scar hyperplasia is caused by excessive proliferation of fibrous connective tissue. Such patients often belong to scar constitution, so such scars generally do not heal themselves. If there is a scar and it has proliferated, it is recommended to choose surgery to remove the scar or choose drug treatment. Note that you must choose to go to the hospital for regular treatment, and take good care of your skin and pay attention to local hygiene during recovery.