What is the difference between scarring and scar hyperplasia? How can you tell the difference?

The difference between scarring and scar hyperplasia is mainly due to the different causes of formation. If you are usually injured accidentally, or because of the body's disease for surgery, you need to make a local incision in the body, after the wound is fully recovered, what is left is usually a scar, scar hyperplasia is mainly in the scar site hyperplasia, resulting in the scar site bulging, making the scar more obvious.

The relationship between hyperplasia and scarring, hyperplasia is the process and scarring is the result. Whether it's trauma, scalding, or surgery, only abnormal tissue growth in the area can lead to scarring. If tissue dysplasia is found during local healing after trauma, scarring should be considered.

Done in a timely manner** to delay or prevent scarring.

Hello! Hypertrophic scar is a large proliferation of fibrous tissue at the place where the wound heals after the human body's tissues are traumatized by various external wounds, forming a hard, irregularly shaped lump, or accompanied by clinical symptoms such as scar itching and pain. Sometimes the scar tissue continues to expand and spread to the surrounding normal**.

Causes: Trauma, wound foreign body, wound infection, excessive surface tension after surgery, burns, scalds and other damage to the dermis and subcutaneous tissues, resulting in a large number of intradermal fibrous tissue and capillary network, local collagen degradation imbalance, continuous accumulation, hypertrophic tissue getting higher and thicker, resulting in hypertrophic scars.

Those who have been injured before will become very hard, the color will be red or dark red, **it looks like there is some atrophy, and there will be a lot of growth, which is scar hyperplasia. The main manifestation of keloid hyperplasia is that there will be edema, the color will be red, and there will be a boundary between it and the normal**, and there will be acne or chickenpox. The process of scar recovery should be prevented by bandages or the application of some scar removal medication.

Black people are very susceptible to scar growth. Women secrete more estrogen during breastfeeding, and they are also prone to scar hyperplasia at this time. Patients with hyperthyroidism are prone to scar hyperplasia at this time due to the more hormones secreted by the pituitary gland.

Young adults have a relatively strong growth force, and scars are also formed at this time.

Sensitive people, and then** particularly bad, very prone to acne and allergic people, such people will be prone to scar hyperplasia, and the scar is not easy to eliminate.

Yellow people, black people, or people with poor immunity, and people who are more relaxed, such people will have scars, and they are also particularly unsightly.