How to remove chickenpox scars

I believe that chickenpox is a common thing for everyone. However, different people may have different opinions when it comes to chickenpox. But no matter what, the ultimate goal is that everyone must ensure that they can get through the difficult period as soon as possible. Although the affected area will be particularly painful and itchy when chickenpox occurs, in order to prevent the further spread of chickenpox, it is not recommended to scratch the chickenpox. So let’s learn how to remove chickenpox scars!

1. Chickenpox

Chickenpox is caused by the varicella-zoster virus and occurs mostly in late and early spring. Through direct contact and air droplets, most patients are under the age of 10, and one infection can provide lifelong immunity. The rash of chickenpox only invades the surface of the skin, so it will not leave scars after recovery, but if the child scratches the rash due to itching, it will leave slight scars after the onset of the disease.

Second, chickenpox scar repair method

First, the incision is sutured, the scar is excised, and the sutures are pulled on both sides. However, due to the tight skin on the face, it is not easy to suture after scar removal. Even if sutured, the cut line will split and form an unsightly scar.

Second, fill in the shallow depressions left by chickenpox.

Third, the abrasion process, even if repeated multiple times, can grind away scars but cannot remove them.

Fourth, color rejuvenation surgery can effectively eliminate the marks left by chickenpox on the face. It not only has a fast effect, but also causes minimal damage to the skin, and has some additional pore shrinking effects.

Fifth, vitamin E application method. Vitamin E can penetrate into the skin and play its moisturizing effect. At the same time, vitamin E can also maintain skin elasticity. But you may not be familiar with the scar removal effect of vitamin E. Poke a hole in the vitamin E capsule with a needle, take out the liquid inside and apply it on the scar and gently massage for 5-10 minutes, twice a day. You will see better results if you persist.

6. Massage

Rub the scar with the base of your palm, three times a day, each time for 5-10 minutes. This method is most effective for wounds that have just shed scabs, but is less effective for old scars.