Reducing scar appearance
The best thing for my scars has been allowing them to get tanned...when the tan fades, they fade to flesh color rather than red. I waited 6 months tho to let sun/fake tanner hit mine. I read something about how sun can be bad on fresh wounds.
I also use vitamin E concentrate which is said to be good for scars.
Do these work? In dunno yet...its only been 6 months. But as a Tom Boy I have all sorts of battle wounds that are hidden pretty well.
I also use vitamin E concentrate which is said to be good for scars.
Do these work? In dunno yet...its only been 6 months. But as a Tom Boy I have all sorts of battle wounds that are hidden pretty well.
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VSG 6/4/2009: I'm 5'4", HW 242, SW 234, CW 155. Size 6 generally.
PS with Dr. Agha 5/14/2012 - LBL, Arm lift, fat transfer to (_:_)
VSG 6/4/2009: I'm 5'4", HW 242, SW 234, CW 155. Size 6 generally.
PS with Dr. Agha 5/14/2012 - LBL, Arm lift, fat transfer to (_:_)
I disagree with the tanning thing keep them out of the sun until they are really white then you can tan them. I just had plastic surgery and they reccomend cocoa butter and they also have you buy this stuff called kelocote it is a silicon gel it is expensive and I don't know if it really works but I bought and and I am using and my scars are much less noticable but I do alternate one day cocoa butter and one day kelocote cuz it is about 90$ for a large tube you can order it on line just google kelocote.
Best wishes
MO
Best wishes
MO
I rub a little cocoa butter on mine after a shower, its the same stuff they sell for stretch marks and I had a bottle left over from my pregnancy. Seems to work well... wi****'d do the same for my stretch marks! lol Carrying twins did a number on my tummy, the tiny surgery scars are the least of my concerns. :)