First, compression therapy can be used to combat scar hyperplasia.

Second, photoelectric therapy, such as carbon dioxide, lattice, laser, etc., can reduce scar hyperplasia.

Third, radiotherapy reduces scar hyperplasia.

Fourth, reduce the formation of scars through drugs.

Fifth, scars can also be removed by surgery.

In addition, if the patient has scar hyperplasia in the functional part of the limb that affects the limb function, the general clinical routine chooses surgical methods to remove the scar to restore the function of the patient's limb.