Scars
If you have suffered a burn, cut, or injury that has resulted in surgery, you may have developed a scar on the injury location. A scar when hidden underneath your clothes may not be a problem until you have to wear light garments during summer, or the scar is at a place as sensitive and open as your face. If the injury is small, you may not have any issues, but what do you do when the size of the scar is enormous" You can try to reduce the visibility of the scar, although entirely disappearing, it may not prove successful. If you have an injury that has disturbed you for some time, visit skin & scar resurfacing in Tucson for proper treatment.

Types of Scars
The scars that develop on your skin depend on the cause of the injury and the healing process. They include: Contracture Scars
These scars develop when you suffer burns and cause the skin to tighten. They are more profound than the skin surface, affecting the nerves and the muscles underneath. The skin tightening impairs movements.
Keloid Scars
They form due to aggressive healing that results in a scar spreading away from the injured area. It commonly affects dark-skinned people and may hamper mobility if left to continue. Various treatments used to correct the scar include surgical removal of the scar tissues, the use of silicon to flatten the scar and administering steroid injections. If noted early, the use of liquid nitrogen can help freeze further development of the scar. The best way to handle keloi...