One never really thinks about scars. We normally see them as part of life. You start off with a wound and then we expect our body to take care of things. We take the whole scar process for granted. But have you ever wondered how the scar that you usually feel so proud of, showing it to your peers actually forms on your skin? On the other hand, some of you may feel that the scar in a certain part of your body disfigures your look, and you may be considering removing it. You will find the answers to these questions in this article.

The removal or shrinking of scars and marks from lesions to the skin depends on a mechanism called "skin remodeling". The skin is designed to heal injuries quickly to prevent blood loss and infection. Scars occur from a quickly formed "collagen glue" in the body that gathers into an injured area for defense and strength. In ideal skin healing, wounded skin is quickly closed, then the healed area is slowly reconstructed to remove the residual collagen scars and blend the skin area into surrounding skin. Scar collagen is eliminated and substituted with a combination of skin cells and imperceptible collagen fibers. This skin remodeling may continue in a skin area for ten years. In children, the rejuvenating rate is high and scars are usually eliminated quickly from injured skin areas. But as we reach adulthood, this rate diminishes and tiny scars may remain for years. One way to accelerate remodeling is to produce a small amount of regulated skin damage with a needle, laser, or other means, and then let the body repair mechanisms reconstruct the skin area. A second alternative is to use skin healing accelerators to increase the body's innate healing mechanisms to reach an even better final result.

What About Keloid Scars?

Keloids are benign skin tumours occurring during injury healing in genetically predisposed people. They are characterized by a scar which results in an overgrowth of tissue at the site where the skin has already been healed after an injury. These scars are firm rubbery lesions, or shiny fibrous nodules and can vary from pink to flesh colored or red to dark brown colour, and are usually described as anabnormal accumulation of extracellular matrix components, particularly collagen, as it tends to overgrow in this area sometimes producing a lump which is larger than the original scar.

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*It eliminates itching

*It softens and helps to remove keloid scars

*It reduces pitted scars

*It reduces scarring and acts as a natural treatment for acne

*It is a stretch mark removal cream

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