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		<title>Tips to take care of the scar in plastic surgery</title>
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			<h3>Scarring is the natural healing process that provides the hermetic seal to the injured skin.</h3>
<p>In plastic surgery, scars are created every time the skin is incised. The scar is the body&#8217;s memory of the injury or surgical procedure suffered. Part of the art of plastic surgery consists of concealing the incisions so that the scars remain hidden (in folds, in the thickness of the hair or along changes in contour.</p>

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			<p>Here are some tips to take care of the scar after plastic surgery:</p>
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<li>Keep the scar clean and dry: Clean the scar gently and be sure to dry it well after bathing or showering.</li>
<li>Use specific scar creams and ointments: Ask your plastic surgeon about recommended creams and ointments to help reduce the appearance of the scar.</li>
<li>Protect the scar from the sun: Prolonged exposure to the sun can worsen the appearance of the scar, so it is important to apply a sunscreen with a high protection factor and cover it with appropriate clothing.</li>
<li>Do mobility exercises: If your plastic surgeon allows it, perform gentle exercises to improve mobility in the area of ​​the scar and prevent the formation of adhesions.</li>
<li>Avoid stress on the scar: Avoid activities that can stress the scar, such as heavy lifting, for the first few months after surgery.</li>
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<p>In summary, it is important to follow your plastic surgeon&#8217;s instructions and be patient during the healing process.</p>
<p>Over time, the scar will lighten and its appearance will improve. However, it is important to keep in mind that each scar is unique and its final appearance may vary.</p>

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		<title>Can scars be removed?</title>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Scars can severely affect a person&#8217;s perception of beauty. The psychological damage can be greater than real, since the person in many cases is constantly reminded how the affected area looked before.</p>
<p>Depending on the type of scar, the plastic surgeon contemplates the most appropriate procedure in each case. Since the hardening and changes in the tissue can affect the treatment to be applied.</p>
<p><strong>What are scars? </strong><br />
According to Docshop, scars are a natural part of the healing process of the skin; however, they can cause pain, discomfort and emotional damage.</p>
<p><strong>Can scars be removed from plastic surgery? </strong><br />
The scars are not removed, nor disappear completely. It can reduce its appearance, making it almost imperceptible through specific care.</p>
<p>For the reduction of scars caused by plastic surgery, the surgeon will start the most appropriate treatment in each case. It usually begins once the healing process of the wound is finished, when the skin has already joined. Ideally, start treatment for scar reduction as soon as possible, but it is also possible to treat the reduction after a long time.</p>
<p>The three basic elements for the care of scars are the following:</p>
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<li>Protection. The area must be protected to avoid tearing. It should also be protected from UV radiation from the sun, as it can cause discoloration in the new tissue.</li>
<li>Always use sunscreen, and if possible, cover the skin with clothing or surgical bandages. Avoid friction or pressure of clothes. Make sure to wash regularly and follow the steps indicated by your plastic surgeon.<br />
Hydration. Try to keep your water consumption of 8 glasses a day, as it can contribute enormously in the healing process of the skin. Use moisturizers recommended by your surgeon to keep the skin hydrated and accelerate the healing of it.</li>
<li>Massage. Before applying any skin care product, massage the area gently. Do it delicately over the scar so as not to open it. Pay attention to what your body feels; The massage should not hurt, nor should it irritate the skin. By means of massages with medicines, it can be reduced significantly.<br />
A recent scar can take up to 24 months to settle on the skin, and during that time it is possible to feel that it is still healing.</li>
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