Will the scar growth go away on its own after mole spotting?

The hyperplasia will not be removed, the hyperplasia has something to do with my own **, and there is a little bit on my face for more than ten years, and it is not too obvious now.

Can the scar hyperplasia after spotting the mole be eliminated by yourself? It depends on the absorption capacity of **, some people can absorb scars by themselves, and some people need to use drugs to eliminate scars because of their scar constitution.

5-7 days postoperatively.

There is a local wound and cannot be wetted; After surgery, it will scab over and will fall off naturally after 5-7 days; One and a half months after the operation, return to the hospital for follow-up; It's especially important to pay attention to sun protection.

Postoperative Notes:

1. Do not touch the water in the wound for the first two days after the operation, and try not to wash your face.

2. In order to prevent wound infection, you can cover the wound with a hemostatic patch in the first two or three days, but you should be diligent in changing the hemostatic patch and let the wound breathe in a timely manner.

3. You can wash your face with water after two or three days, but you should dry it with a dry and soft towel immediately after washing.

4. Avoid strenuous exercise to avoid excessive sweating.

5. Be sure to pay attention to sun protection, **The whiter you are, the more you should pay attention to sun protection to ensure the effect of mole removal.

6. After the wound is scabbed, it must not be buckled, and it should be left naturally off, otherwise it is easy to leave scars.

After laser mole surgery, you should pay great attention to the wound, otherwise you will leave regrets. In these days, you need to change the form of washing your face, and you can use a cotton pad or a small cotton swab to slowly wash the area around the mole, and do not touch the mole. Generally, normal life can be resumed after 10 days.

The color of the mole may be a little darker after the mole surgery, but it doesn't matter, it will gradually return to normal in a few months.

How to recover from a mole after so long and what still leaves a red scar.

Summary. The proliferation of the mole itself will not necessarily disappear, because the proliferation of the mole should be based on its own depth, the deeper the mole, the more obvious the hyperplasia, the shallower it will not be so obvious, if the hyperplasia is obvious, you can apply scar removal cream and then the early stage, apply scar removal cream, to apply about three months to half a year, at least one year, because the stability period of the scar is about a year, and it is not effective to apply scar removal cream after stabilization. If it is in the red phase, it can also be combined with photons and laser redness to promote scar softening as soon as possible, and then reduce the time for scar stabilization, and if it is a stable scar in the later stage, a white scar, it can only be carried out by carbon dioxide fractional laser**, if it is particularly severe, particularly thick, and particularly hard, it needs to be injected with hormone injection, that is, the softening needle can soften it, and then combined with fractional laser or plasma in the later stage**.

The proliferation of the mole itself will not necessarily disappear, because the proliferation of the mole should be based on its own depth, the deeper the mole, the more obvious the hyperplasia, the shallower it will not be so obvious, if the hyperplasia is obvious, you can apply scar cream and then early, apply scar cream for about three months to half a year, at least one year, because the stability period of the scar is about a year, and it is ineffective to apply scar removal cream after the stable belt is fixed. If it is in the red phase, it can also be combined with photons and laser redness to promote scar softening as soon as possible, and then reduce the time for scar stabilization, and if it is a stable scar in the later stage, a white scar, it can only be treated by carbon dioxide fractional laser, if it is particularly severe, particularly thick, and particularly hard, it needs to be injected with hormone injections, that is, softening needles can soften it, and then combined with stupid fingers and fractional lasers or plasma in the later stage**.

Can you add, I don't quite understand it.

The reason for this is that the patient does not have effective scar removal drugs after the mole spotting. The reason why some patients have scar hyperplasia is directly related to their scar constitution, and such patients cannot avoid the formation of scars after applying recombinant human epidermal growth factor gel drugs. In this case, it is not recommended for the patient to continue the procedure, because if the scar is removed again, the patient is likely to tremble and die on the basis of the re-injury.

Patients can use medical aesthetic methods such as lasers to reduce the scar slightly, but it cannot be completely removed.