Best Answer: Vicodin, no question Vicodin (hydrocodone/APAP) is a US schedule III opiate analgesic (pain killer). It is a centrally acting opiate, like morphine is. It is moderately weaker than Morphine. Ultracet (Tramadol/APAP) is a pseudo-opiate.
If you have had surgery, a scar may be present near the site of your surgery. Scar tissue massage is another way to help remodel scar tissue in the skin. This can also help loosen any adhesions between the scar and the underlying tissue and fascia. Kinesiology tape can also be used to gently stretch scar tissue.
1 These can help to reduce puffiness and darkened scars, but won't remove a scar entirely. 2  Your dermatologist can dry dermabrasion. 3  This chemical procedure helps to resurface the skin and reduce the appearance of scars. 4  Microdermabrasion is less invasive and can help superficial scarring. Using silicon gel sheeting daily can help to reduce the appearance of a scar. 2  These sheets are available at most pharmacies. 3  Use the silicon gel sheeting for at least 3 months for optimal results. 4  These can help to reduce puffiness and darkened scars, but won't remove a scar entirely.