Ng Wai-ching actress "Fan Fan" Fan Weiqi revealed on her Facebook fan page late at night that she fell again and the injury was not serious. From the photos she posted, it can be seen that a piece of flesh is suspected to be missing from her chin, and the superficial skin is obvious. It was torn and bleeding, and the depth of the wound was shocking. "I fell again tonight? Thank you to the doctor for sewing me up very carefully!" He also said, "I will attend a fashion event tomorrow. I hope you are not scared! Thank you for taking me to get 15 stitches for my nose break!" Although he did not mention the fall. The cause of the injury was unknown, but Fan Weiqi revealed that the wound had been stitched 15 times, which made fans quite distressed. Previously on the "Kangxi Is Coming" program, Little S detailed the ridiculous experience of her best friend Weiqi Fan who had "little roots", saying that she was a silly elder sister in the eyes of her sisters. In fact, Weiqi Fan had fallen and injured many times in the past, including once. She accidentally fell down among her sons Feifei and Xiangxiang's toys, causing severe bruises on her limbs. She also fell on her head while going to the toilet in the middle of the night, bruised her eyes and brows, and required medical treatment for several stitches. Picture source/Weiqi Fan's Facebook "Anywhere you walk will leave traces, and if you are injured, you may leave scars!" Scars are a nightmare for many people. In addition to affecting the appearance, they may also cause pain and itching. After the trauma is sutured, in addition to the wound healing, , what everyone is most concerned about is whether scars will be left. Dr. Qiu Zuman from the Dermatology Department of Changhua Christian Hospital stated in the "Drug and Food Safety Weekly" of the Food and Drug Administration of the Ministry of Health and Welfare that if it is only the epidermis, it is actually not easy to leave scars. ; However, if the dermis, the core of the skin, is injured, permanent marks will inevitably be left. At this time, the wound must be properly taken care of and healed as soon as possible. If you do not want to leave obvious marks, you must follow the following scar removal tips! Generally speaking, common types of wounds include: surgical wounds, trauma wounds, burn wounds, scratch wounds, acne scars, etc. If infection occurs, it must be treated properly. If there is eczema and inflammation of the skin, it must be treated. inflamed. In addition, it is also important to choose appropriate ointments and dressings according to the wound condition. The general principle of wound care is to maintain appropriate moisture, dressing changes will not cause sticking or pain, and the wound will heal quickly, which can reduce the severity of scars. Dr. Qiu Zuman suggested that when the wound is clean and free of infection, it is suitable to use artificial leather hydrocolloid dressing. However, it should be noted that there will be tissue fluid during the wound healing process, which will appear white when combined with the hydrocolloid dressing, which may make people mistakenly think that It's pus. In the past, when medical resources were scarce, elders would teach that the wound could be scabbed and the scab would fall off as it healed, but this would easily leave obvious scars. Nowadays, good dressings are available that can avoid the formation of obvious scars. In the past, the concept was that when you were injured, you should immediately apply betadine and violet solution to disinfect. So there is something wrong with this concept? Dr. Qiu Zuman reminds that if you don’t want to leave scars, you must avoid applying betadine, violet, white lotion, etc. to the clean wound when you are injured, because although various disinfectants have bactericidal power, they also damage the normal functions that help the wound heal. Cells, for clean wounds, do not use various disinfectants. It is best to clean the wound with physiological saline. When there is a lot of tissue fluid and exudate in the wound, seaweed dressings, hydrocolloid fiber dressings, foam dressings, etc. should be used, dressings with strong ability to absorb tissue fluid, and replaced in a timely manner. Image source/FDA's "Drug and Food Safety Weekly" Wu Hui-chen actress "Fan Fan" Fan Weiqi revealed on her Facebook fan page late at night that she had fallen again, and the injury was not serious. From the photos she posted, it can be seen that a piece of her chin is suspected to be missing. The flesh, the surface skin was obviously torn and bleeding, and the depth of the wound was shocking. "I fell again tonight? Thank you to the doctor for sewing me up very carefully!" He also said, "I will attend a fashion event tomorrow. I hope you are not scared! Thank you for taking me to get 15 stitches for my nose break!" Although he did not mention the fall. The cause of the injury was unknown, but Fan Weiqi revealed that the wound had been stitched 15 times, which made fans quite distressed. Previously on the "Kangxi Is Coming" program, Little S detailed the ridiculous experience of her best friend Weiqi Fan who had "little roots", saying that she was a silly elder sister in the eyes of her sisters. In fact, Weiqi Fan had fallen and injured many times in the past, including once. She accidentally fell down among her sons Feifei and Xiangxiang's toys, causing severe bruises on her limbs. She also fell on her head while going to the toilet in the middle of the night, bruised her eyes and brows, and required medical treatment for several stitches. Picture source/Weiqi Fan's Facebook "Everywhere you walk will leave traces, and if you are injured, you may leave scars!" Scars are a nightmare for many people. In addition to affecting the appearance, they may also cause pain and itching. After the trauma is sutured, in addition to the wound healing, , what everyone is most concerned about is whether scars will be left. Dr. Qiu Zuman from the Dermatology Department of Changhua Christian Hospital stated in the "Drug and Food Safety Weekly" of the Food and Drug Administration of the Ministry of Health and Welfare that if it is only the epidermis, it is actually not easy to leave scars. ; However, if the dermis, the core of the skin, is injured, permanent marks will inevitably be left. At this time, the wound must be properly taken care of and restored as soon as possible. If you do not want to leave obvious marks, you must follow the following scar removal tips! Generally speaking, common types of wounds include: surgical wounds, trauma wounds, burn wounds, scratch wounds, acne scars, etc. If infection occurs, it must be treated properly. If there is eczema and inflammation of the skin, it must be treated. inflamed. In addition, it is also important to choose appropriate ointments and dressings according to the wound condition. The general principle of wound care is to maintain appropriate moisture, dressing changes will not cause sticking or pain, and the wound will heal quickly, which can reduce the severity of scars. Dr. Qiu Zuman suggested that when the wound is clean and free of infection, it is suitable to use artificial leather hydrocolloid dressing. However, it should be noted that there will be tissue fluid during the wound healing process, which will appear white when combined with the hydrocolloid dressing, which may make people mistakenly think that It's pus.

In the past, when medical resources were scarce, elders would teach that the wound could be scabbed and then healed and the scab would fall off. However, this would easily leave obvious scars. Nowadays, good dressings are available that can avoid the formation of obvious scars. In the past, the concept was that when you were injured, you should immediately apply betadine and violet solution for disinfection. It turns out that there is a problem with this concept? Dr. Qiu Zuman reminded that if you don’t want to leave scars, you must avoid applying betadine, violet, white lotion, etc. to clean wounds when you are injured, because although various disinfectants have bactericidal power, they also damage the normal functions that help the wound heal. Cells, for clean wounds, do not use various disinfectants. It is best to clean the wound with physiological saline. When there is a lot of tissue fluid and exudate in the wound, seaweed dressings, hydrocolloid fiber dressings, foam dressings, etc. should be used, dressings with strong ability to absorb tissue fluid, and replaced in a timely manner. Image source/Food and Drug Administration's "Drug and Food Safety Weekly" When the wound is completely healed, be sure to take sun protection measures so that the pigment will gradually fade and reduce precipitation. As for whether you can use pigment-diminishing ointments, you can ask professional medical care personnel. For wounds that have been sutured and removed, cosmetic tape (seam-free tape) should be applied for half a year to prevent skin tension from expanding and widening the scar. If you continue to use silicone ointments or silicone sheets, you can reduce the risk of scar protrusion. For burn scars, you may need to wear a pressure garment to compress the scar. However, Dr. Qiu Zuman pointed out that if it is a scar that has already formed, it must be treated according to the scar condition, including: intra-scar injection of drugs, laser, scar reconstruction surgery, injection of autologous fat or filler (depressed scar), etc. . Five key points in scar care: You must maintain appropriate moisture and change dressings according to the doctor's instructions. Changing dressings will not cause sticking or pain, and the wound will heal quickly, which can reduce the visibility of scars. When the wound is clean and free of infection, artificial leather hydrocolloid dressings are suitable. There will be tissue fluid during the wound healing process, which will give a white appearance when combined with the hydrocolloid dressing. When you are injured, avoid arbitrarily applying betadine solution, violet solution, white solution, and other drugs of unknown origin. You should consult professional medical staff. Wounds that have been sutured and removed must be covered with beauty tape (seam-free tape) for half a year. Home trauma replacement Wound care during the dressing process is also a factor that affects whether the scar is obvious. If you need to change the dressing by yourself, you can refer to the instructions for dressing dressing changes at home recommended by the health education materials on the website of Taoyuan Zhenxiong Clinic: Generally speaking, wounds should avoid contact with water as much as possible. and humid environment, so you can change the dressing after taking a shower. Prepare "physiological saline solution", "sterile gauze", "sterile cotton swab", "breathable paper glue" and "doctor's prescription ointment". Before changing the dressing, wash your hands thoroughly with soap, hand soap, etc. Remove the old gauze: Remove the gauze and observe the wound condition, whether there is secretion, redness, swelling, heat, pain and other symptoms. Clean the wound: Use a sterile cotton swab dipped in saline and clean the wound from the inside out in a "circular" manner to remove secretions and the ointment applied last time. If the wound is long, clean the wound in one direction and do not wipe back and forth. Apply ointment: Dip a new sterile cotton swab into the ointment and apply it to the wound in a "ring shape" from the inside out. Gauze dressing: Use sterile gauze to cover the wound. The edge of the gauze should preferably be 1 cm beyond the wound. When taking the gauze, hold the edge of the gauze and do not touch the central part of the wound where the gauze contacts the wound. Fixing the gauze: Breathable paper glue is used to fix the edge of the gauze in a "tic-tac-toe" pattern. If you find redness, swelling, heat, bleeding, suppuration, sutures popping or falling off, fever, etc. around the wound when changing the dressing, and it is difficult to deal with it by yourself, it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately for a follow-up examination.

Reference materials: "Drug and Food Safety Weekly Report" by the Food and Drug Administration of the Ministry of Health and Welfare, Taoyuan Zhenxiong Clinic website health education materials