i have a hypertrophic scar below my ear 1 inches in length give me a non surgical fast therapy?
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you can talk to your doctor about trying some strong local steroid applications versus steroid injections in the area, any surgical treatment could make the scar worse, good luck
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If it is just a small scrape yes. If you are going to have a scar and it was bigger than a scrape then it might not right away or at all.
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You can try vitamin e oil.  It will not totally remove large scars but, it will shrink them.  It helps small scars tremendously
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Yes, the obvious solution is to see a doctor. I trust my doctor much more than I do these people on here. Most have little or no medical training.  I hope you recover soon and with as little pain as possible.\n\nTerry
563205
Wow no I have never heard of that. I think as the other user suggested, you should definitely seek a second opinion (outside that hospital, a completely different specialist) before proceeding with this radical treatment. Good luck honey!
624311
A plastic or reconstructive surgeon.  I had a scar that didnt heal properly and my surgeon excised all the old scar tissue and made a new "seam".  Its still pretty big scar, but not as ugly.
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There is some stuff called scar cream you could try that
915281
Try Anica cream.  You can get it at most health food stores.  It always worked wonders for me includng with pain, swelling, and speed of healing.
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MissBehave is right.  I would go a step further and get a very concentrated form of Vitamin E.  I get 1000 iu capsules, stick a pin in it, and place the oil on the scar daily.  One capsule lasts 2 days.  Go to a wholesale club and get them cheap.
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Go to the dermatologist--or better yet a plastic surgeon who specializes in skin.  Unfortunately, there is no topical cream that will take away a scar. Sorry, there just isn't.\n\nBut they have techniques now in plastic surgery/dermatology like dermabrasion and 'punch-hole" technique.\n\nI will tell U right now, don't waste your money on laser surgery.\nit costs a lot and the results are not nearly as good or worth what you payed for. \n\nYou need to see a plastic surgeon who does work with skin afflictions like pock marks.   \nOnly a plastic surgeon can do a punch-hole method, they literally take the scar out and add skin to fill the spot then dermabrasion over it to even it out.  \nOr they can inject it with silicone. or a collagen filler.
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yes you should see a doctor.Anything that takes this long to heal needs looking at.
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Not enough information.  When and how did you cut it?  Where is the cut?\n\nIf there is a significant cut, you seek medical treatment.\n\nIf it is small, keeping it covered with a steri-strip might help.  Once it is closed, keeping it moist with Neosporin or other antibiotic ointment will help keep the scaring down.  \n\nGood luck.
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Could be you broke open a capillary under your skin. It will heal in time. But visiting a skin Dr. is probably a good idea.
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No - but there is an awesome product called "Scar Gel" on the market.  Try that, it worked wonders for my scar.
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a keyloid is a scar that has gone wild... it is usually caused by a bad wound on your body... I had one on my ear from a piercing and I have known other people to get them after they have had an surgery. mine looks like a peanut hanging off my ear but the ones on the skin look like raise skin. NO it is not cancerous and can be treated if you see a doctor with injections or removal all together
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bring it to a dermatologist. the wart is located in your face so any DIY remedy might result in a nasty scar.
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ask about surhery. i have a similar problem and im getting surgery to fix it tommorow so i think you could consider that option