Traumatic scars are really scary, so be careful and pay attention to them

The face is where the five facial features are located. If there are scars on the face, it will inevitably affect the appearance. When the face is injured, emergency treatment should be performed first, the wound should be cleaned, and the wound should be allowed to scab over slowly. If there are some scars, some scar removal drugs or methods should be selected. Vitamin E liquid has the effect of repairing scars. At the same time, you should also do a good job of sun protection, so that the scars will gradually fade with the passage of time until they disappear.

Facial trauma scars need to pay attention to:

Pay attention to the cleaning of the wound. After facial trauma, wash the injured area with cold boiled water in time. If it is a burn, rinse the area immediately with plenty of clean cold water to minimize high temperature damage to deep tissues and prevent traumatic scars.

Facial trauma scars need to pay attention to two things:

Preventing infection is the key to preventing wounds from leaving scars, because infection can cause damage deep into the subdermis, making it impossible for the epidermis to regenerate, and the proliferation of granulation tissue to fill the defects will form scars. To prevent infection, apply chloramphenicol eye ointment on the cleaned wound. Twice a day, until the wound scabs over. Do not use iodine to disinfect, so as not to cause pigmentation.

There are three things to note about facial trauma scars:

The scab will fall off naturally. The wound skin will become itchy after the scab forms. Don’t be impatient at this time and don’t try to tear it off artificially with your hands. You should let it fall off naturally, otherwise the new tissue under the scab will be torn, causing permanent pigmentation spots.

Four things to note about facial trauma scars: Pay attention to protection. Protect the tender skin. Do not use any cosmetics to cover the red and tender skin after the scab falls off. You can use vitamin A, D pills or vitamin E pills to protect the skin and make it soft and moisturized. You can use non-irritating cosmetics after half a month. Avoid exposure to sunlight for three months.