How to get rid of scars from mosquito bites

Many friends will find a problem when summer is approaching, that is, the scars caused by mosquito bites do not disappear. The scars may even last for many years and not disappear. So what is going on? Let’s take a look at the following article to introduce the reasons to you.

1) Massage method: Use the base of your palm to rub the scar, 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. (2) Ginger friction method: Slice ginger and gently rub the scar to inhibit the continued growth of granulation tissue. (3) 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.

The first thing to do is to deal with mosquito bites. Use mosquito repellent first. I usually apply it all over my body after taking a shower in summer. This can prevent mosquitoes from biting me. If you are bitten, try not to dig the wound. If it is just a blister, it will go away after a while and you will be fine. If it is accidentally broken, you must apply scar removal cream sold in health care stores in time. You must apply it every day when the wound has not healed, so that there will be no scar after it heals.

If you don't apply the scar removal cream, you have to wait until the scar heals and only leave black marks before removing them, which is more difficult. However, you can also buy those very cheap bottled vitamin E, which contains those small bottles with yellow grains. You open the bottle and let it cool. The grains inside will soften when they come into contact with the air. After they soften, you can prick them open with a needle and apply the liquid in the middle to the black marks, with the assistance of massage. If you persist every day, the marks can be faded, but it still takes time to eradicate them.

You see, this is actually caused by the toxic chicken offal. This whole family was bitten by mosquitoes, and they can choose to use disinfectants to clean them afterwards. Don't scratch. Scratching will cause toxins to accumulate inside, making the wounds difficult to heal.