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Selasa, 29 Juni 2010

Scar Removal Product for Sensitive Skin

When it comes to lessening the look of scars on the skin, most people can go to their nearest drug store and pick up some Mederma or similar scar removal product. Unfortunately, the fine print on these products state that people with sensitive skin can suffer from redness, itching and discoloration of the scar tissue.

Did you know that many of the ingredients in scar removal creams and other skin care products can actually cause skin rashes? A quick look at the ingredients list will tell you that there's a lot you may not know about the product you are putting on your skin.

Another challenge with these kinds of products is that for the most part, their effectiveness varies quite a bit. You could easily spend a lot of money, and risk getting a skin rash in the process of trying to find an effective way to remove scars.

What can a person with sensitive skin do to remove scars when the "approved" products on the market hurt more than help?

There are natural methods of scar reduction that work just as well as any scar removal product. Unlike the scar removal product however, these natural remedies will cost far less and tend to be less irritating on the skin. As is the case with any natural remedy, the time it takes to see a change in scar tissue may take a little longer, but the protection of sensitive skin is well worth the wait.

Even more natural scar healing remedies may cause an allergic reaction for those who have sensitive skin, so be sure to do a skin test first by applying a small amount to the inside of your arm, or behind your ear, before trying any new scar remedy.

* Lavender Essential Oil - Research has shown that the essential oil of lavender has medicinal properties that can help to fade scars and assist the skin to regenerate.
* Lemon Juice – One effective natural scar removal product is lemon juice. Simply cut one lemon in half and rub the cut side on the skin for a minimum of three to five minutes, twice a day. The lemon juice will naturally bleach out the skin leaving the scar looking less pink or red. Eventually, the scar will fade into the color of the surrounding skin and appear less noticeable.
* Tomato Juice – If the lemon juice is still a bit too irritating for your sensitive skin, tomato juice will work just as well as a scar removal product. The tomato is also acidic, but less so than the lemon. The juice can be used to bath the scar for the same three to five minutes, twice a day. The reduction in scar darkness and blending with the skin may take a little longer due to the reduction in acidity, but over time, the scar will fade.
* Fuller’s Earth – This is a natural form of clay with natural bleaching and absorbent properties. If your scarring is associated with a skin burn, a normal scar removal product may not work. Instead, mixing two tablespoons of fuller’s earth (also known as multani mitti ) with two tablespoons of lemon juice is a great start to burn scar removal.

Once combined, add enough rose water to make a paste. Apply the paste to the scarred skin and allow to dry for 15 to 20 minutes. Once dry, rinse the skin with cold water. This process can be repeated two times a day to reduce the off color of the scar.

It is important to understand that no scar removal product will truly remove a scar. Scar tissue is permanent unless surgically removed. A scar removal product simply works with the body to fade the color of the scar to match the surrounding skin. Once the two colors match, the scar will only be visible up close. A natural scar removal product will protect the integrity of the skin and eliminate the need for harsh chemicals that may worsen skin conditions for people with skin sensitivity.

source: buzzle.com

Kamis, 11 Maret 2010

Scar Healing Surgery

The formation of scar tissue is the body's way of fixing a breach or cut in the skin. Since the body is only worried about closing the wound as soon as possible, it will quickly lay down a network of collagen. This connective tissue doesn't have pores, bloods vessels, or melanin so it will look different from normal skin.


It isn't easy to prevent scars because accidents are unpredictable, however, when we know that we may undergo a procedure that may leave a scar, such as surgery, then we should do everything to prepare our skin beforehand. By establishing a healthy pre op routine you can reduce your chances of scarring.

Healthy Habits help Promote Proper Wound Healing. Bad habits such as smoking can increase your risk for developing scar tissue. It can slow down the healing process as well and that's why it is highly important that you stop smoking at least 2 weeks before surgery and well after. Alcohol intake should be moderated or eliminated. It dehydrates your body and skin. Avoid alcohol and caffeine before and after surgery while your wound is healing.

A balanced diet can help healing scars. Emphasize your protein intake to supply your body with vital nutrients, and if you are a vegetarian you can easily substitute animal products with soy products and legumes. It is hightly important that, before and after surgery, you maintain a healthy weight. The fat under your skin may make it difficult to make a straight incision, making it possible to form larger wound than expected.

Maintaining proper wound care is vital if you want to reduce your chances of getting noticeable scars. Follow your doctor's recommendations carefully and avoid using any products that were not prescribed to you. Rest is essential. Not only does it promote quick healing, but it also keeps you from putting stress on your wound. For no reason should you try and move heavy objects while your wound is still healing. If you decide to do so you can possibly tear the wound or extend the time needed for your wound to heal properly.

This also means that picking at your wound while it is healing can also extend your recovery period. It's a surefire way to get a more noticeable scar, too. This happens because your hands can transmit bacteria and other pathogens to your wound, which can lead to infection. If you want to treat newly formed scars you can do so by using scar healing creams. They can promote the elimination of abnormal cells and replace them with new,healthy skin. Never use these products on a healing wound.

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