Qiuyunfeng Scar Repair Plastic Surgery and Beauty Specialized Hospital was founded in 1993 by Ms. Li Yueqiu, the first person to specialize in non-surgical scar repair. It is one of the first national trusted medical institutions for scar repair in Qingdao, and a unit trusted by consumers in the beauty industry. After more than a decade of innovative development, it now enjoys an extremely high reputation domestically. It is currently the oldest, largest, most comprehensive, and best image-bearing integrated beauty medical institution in the island city region. Whether in the field of non-surgical scar repair technology or plastic surgery beauty technology, it holds a leading position domestically.
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Scar Repair QQ Groups:
- Scar Repair Group ① (187598289)
- Scar Repair Group ② (43489967)
- Scar Repair Group ③ (91182807)
- Acne, Pimples, Scars (187599022)
- Scar Repair Group ⑤ (187948057)
- Scar Repair Group ⑥ (187948805)
Various cities and regions are mentioned where services may be available.
Hypertrophic scarring is a serious sequela after burn wound healing, mainly due to pathological changes during the healing process of the wound itself. According to statistics, among patients with hypertrophic scars, those under the age of 30 account for 70-80%; people of color and individuals with a predisposition to scarring have a tendency to develop excessive scar proliferation; chemical burns, napalm burns often result in severe scarring; the deeper the burn (deep second-degree wounds and above), the more obvious the scar proliferation; infection of the wound often increases the chances and severity of scar formation; scar contracture and hyperplasia can significantly affect the quality of life of patients.
Burn scars - within 1 to 2 months after scar formation, it is the optimal period for scar repair. During this time, special attention should be paid: do not scratch when itching or pain occurs, and avoid using scar removal creams containing hormones or corrosive agents, as this could cause greater harm.
After being burned, patients will experience different degrees of pigmentation and scar proliferation depending on their age, individual differences, size of the burn area, and depth of the wound. Taking appropriate measures for care can prevent or reduce pigmentation, scar proliferation, and the resulting contracture deformities.
Burn scars are a normal and inevitable physiological response during the natural healing process of wounds or injuries, even from very minor damages (such as insect bites), provided there is no purulent infection. This is also the inevitable result of the wound healing process.