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Is There Any Way To Remove The Stitch Mark ?

hi, Am 22 years old and 8 months back i got a surgery done on my nect near the chain line. its very much noticable mark and it has a bulging skin on the stitch area. i wnat to get rid of this. is there any way to look out.
Sat, 9 Apr 2011
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Dear Jaeshela, Welcome to Healthcaremagic!

You are suffering from hypertrophic scar or keloids. There are a number of treatment options available. 1st get it properly diagnosed by doctor who performed the surgery. If it's a simple scar or hypertrophic scar, you can go for scar revision surgery. Fraxel Laser is also a good option. Topical gels like Hexilak or silicon gel/sheets can also be used. For keloids, best results are seen with intra-keloidal injections of triamcinolone. Good luck.
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hi Sir,


I have this keloid after the biopsy test. can we use hexilak gel to reduce this bulging area on my stitch.

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Is There Any Way To Remove The Stitch Mark ?

Dear Jaeshela, Welcome to Healthcaremagic! You are suffering from hypertrophic scar or keloids. There are a number of treatment options available. 1st get it properly diagnosed by doctor who performed the surgery. If it s a simple scar or hypertrophic scar, you can go for scar revision surgery. Fraxel Laser is also a good option. Topical gels like Hexilak or silicon gel/sheets can also be used. For keloids, best results are seen with intra-keloidal injections of triamcinolone. Good luck.