The degree of burn is extremely important in the treatment of scars caused by burns. While superficial burns may heal on their own in the area, color differences may occur during the healing process of second- and third-degree burns. Additionally, swelling may occur in the area.
SKIN PEELING
Superficial scars can be easily treated with chemical peeling applications. After chemical peeling applications that will peel off the wound area, the peeled skin is replaced by a new one and healing can be achieved. In this way, scars and burn scars can be treated.
ERMABRAZION
In the treatment of burn and scars, the process of physically peeling the area rather than chemically is called 'dermabrasion'. With shaving or rasping techniques, the injured tissue in the area is cleaned and the skin is allowed to heal and correct itself.
MICROFAT
With the emergence of fat tissue as an important source of stem cells, fat tissue injection began to be used in treatments in different areas. .
The quality of the skin is improved thanks to the fat tissue and stem cell injection made with microfat application. After this application, the elasticity of the skin increases and the color differences in the area decrease. In addition, this application increases the vascularity in the area and ensures healing of the area.
LASER TREATMENT
In this application, damage is created in the area and the scars can be healed by the body's self-renewal to correct the damage.
SURGICAL INTERVENTION
By surgically removing the scar and re-stitching the area, the problem in the area is completely eliminated. During this procedure, appropriate suture materials are used to avoid leaving a scar in the area.
Another method of scar treatment with surgical intervention is to change the direction of the wound and make it less visible.
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