Protection from UV rays is essential for wound healing and scar care. No matter what approach you take, sunscreen should be part of your routine. Choose a sunscreen that is SPF 30 or higher, and wear a hat on sunny days. Proper sun protection can also reduce the risk of hyperpigmentation of scars. Massage sunscreen around a closed wound or scar to prevent damage to the scar from sun exposure. Topical, self-drying silicone gel has been shown highly effective at treating both raised and sunken scars. Silicone gel is transparent and dries on its own, so once you apply it to your face you can go about your day. Silicone sheets or bandages can also reduce scar itching, thickness, and pain.  You can buy silicone gel sheets over the counter at most pharmacies. Use the silicone gel sheeting for at least three months for optimal results. Silicone will not make your scar disappear, but it may reduce scar thickness, discoloration, and discomfort.   Fully evaluate the silicon/silicone toxicity studies and associated problemsbefore pursuing this avenue. You are likely to experience side effects from this treatment, some of which might reduce your quality of life. Creams can help moisturize the scar to stop it from becoming dry and make it more supple. Sometimes Vitamin E creams are recommended for scars, but there is little evidence for their effectiveness. Do not massage or apply oil to an unhealed wound. Ask your dermatologist to recommend the right lotion or cream products for your skin.  Especially avoid expensive skin treatments that boast of "miracle" ingredients like cocoa butter or vitamin E, as their effectiveness has not been scientifically proven. Silicone sheets or gels can be used to aid in softening and flattening a scar.  Using certain oils or oil based creams on your skin may promote acne. Speak to your dermatologist or doctor about the best skincare routine for your type of skin. Use fragrance-free water-based (noncomedogenic) products, as some oil-based products may cause acne and prevent your scars from healing. To use, clean and moisturize your face, or apply a moisturizing sunscreen. Apply primer to your scars, or across your whole face. Apply concealer across your scars. Cover with light, even layers of foundation until satisfied with the result.  If you are prone to acne, you may want to use a brush or sponge to apply your makeup. Clean your brushes and sponges at least twice a week. You can use primer with SPF for added protection from the sun. Match concealer to your skin tone. Concealer that is too light or dark will highlight your scars. Mix two shades of concealer if you cannot find one that matches your skin. If you are trying to hide hyperpigmentation, try applying a green concealer, or another color that contrasts with the discoloration. Cover well with foundation. Buy a microdermabrasion kit, or skincare kit that includes microdermabrasion. These kits are less expensive and less intensive than being resurfaced by a dermatologist. If your scars are not severe, or if your skin is particularly sensitive, it may be a better choice for you than surgical dermabrasion. For best results, be sure to closely follow the instructions that come with the kit.
ضع واقي شمسي. استخدم جل السليكون على الندوب. جرب الكريمات أو العلاجات الموضعية. ضع المكياج لتقليل ظهور الندوب. جرب التقشير الكريستالي المنزلي.