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Help! Scar revision gone wrong
nycphe...@gmail.com
1/18/2007 7:36:01 AM
I had a childhood scar on my cheek below my eye. My plastic surgeon
tried improving it by using a radiosurgical instrument to burn away the
top layer of skin.
I have light brown skin so he said this was the best option.
It has been 6 weeks since I had the procedure and the result so far is
discouraging. Although the new skin is smooth (i.e. not depressed or
hypertrophic), the texture of the new skin is like that of a stretch
mark. The new skin is also hyperpigmented. All in all, the scar is
worse than before.
Is 6 weeks too little time to judge what the ultimate result will be?
Am I overreacting?
The doctor has started me on a gel which contains hydroquinone and
kojic acid. Does the gel generally work on scars?
Should I start microdermabrasion treatments to help or is it too
premature? Is permament makeup an option for hyperpigmentation?
Will the skin improve in texture?
tried improving it by using a radiosurgical instrument to burn away the
top layer of skin.
I have light brown skin so he said this was the best option.
It has been 6 weeks since I had the procedure and the result so far is
discouraging. Although the new skin is smooth (i.e. not depressed or
hypertrophic), the texture of the new skin is like that of a stretch
mark. The new skin is also hyperpigmented. All in all, the scar is
worse than before.
Is 6 weeks too little time to judge what the ultimate result will be?
Am I overreacting?
The doctor has started me on a gel which contains hydroquinone and
kojic acid. Does the gel generally work on scars?
Should I start microdermabrasion treatments to help or is it too
premature? Is permament makeup an option for hyperpigmentation?
Will the skin improve in texture?
"itsjoannotjoann" <itsjoannotjo...@webtv.net>
1/18/2007 8:09:34 AM
nycphe...@gmail.com wrote:
antsy about a recent procedure. Although facial surgery seems to heal
a lot faster than other surgeries you need to give it time to heal
_thoroughly_. Don' t start microdermabrasion on this 'new skin,' calm
down and let the area heal. Have you talked with your doctor about
your dissatisfaction that you didn't receive instant results?? That
would be your best bet before running out and trying other procedures
and thinking about permanent makeup or any other measures.
The absolute best advice you can receive is to leave the area ALONE and
TALK to your DOCTOR.
I had a childhood scar on my cheek below my eye. My plastic surgeon
tried improving it by using a radiosurgical instrument to burn away the
top layer of skin.
I have light brown skin so he said this was the best option.
It has been 6 weeks since I had the procedure and the result so far is
discouraging. Although the new skin is smooth (i.e. not depressed or
hypertrophic), the texture of the new skin is like that of a stretch
mark. The new skin is also hyperpigmented. All in all, the scar is
worse than before.
Is 6 weeks too little time to judge what the ultimate result will be?
Am I overreacting?
The doctor has started me on a gel which contains hydroquinone and
kojic acid. Does the gel generally work on scars?
Should I start microdermabrasion treatments to help or is it too
premature? Is permament makeup an option for hyperpigmentation?
Will the skin improve in texture?
Personally, I think you are jumping the gun and getting all upset and tried improving it by using a radiosurgical instrument to burn away the
top layer of skin.
I have light brown skin so he said this was the best option.
It has been 6 weeks since I had the procedure and the result so far is
discouraging. Although the new skin is smooth (i.e. not depressed or
hypertrophic), the texture of the new skin is like that of a stretch
mark. The new skin is also hyperpigmented. All in all, the scar is
worse than before.
Is 6 weeks too little time to judge what the ultimate result will be?
Am I overreacting?
The doctor has started me on a gel which contains hydroquinone and
kojic acid. Does the gel generally work on scars?
Should I start microdermabrasion treatments to help or is it too
premature? Is permament makeup an option for hyperpigmentation?
Will the skin improve in texture?
antsy about a recent procedure. Although facial surgery seems to heal
a lot faster than other surgeries you need to give it time to heal
_thoroughly_. Don' t start microdermabrasion on this 'new skin,' calm
down and let the area heal. Have you talked with your doctor about
your dissatisfaction that you didn't receive instant results?? That
would be your best bet before running out and trying other procedures
and thinking about permanent makeup or any other measures.
The absolute best advice you can receive is to leave the area ALONE and
TALK to your DOCTOR.
dr_ge...@SPAMS.BE.GONE.hotmail.com (phk)
1/19/2007 6:06:33 AM
In article <1169134560.960278.89...@a75g2000cwd.googlegroups.com>, nycphe...@gmail.com wrote:
[snip] >It has been 6 weeks since I had the procedure and the result so far is
for few months for "scar management." after stitches were removed, the doctor
told me to massage it with oil or lotionin also tape it. and stay away from
abrasives.
good luck,
Gee
I hated the sunsets of whatever colour, I hated its beauty and its
magic and the secret I would never know. I hated its indifference and
the cruelty which was part of its loveliness.
––– Jean Rhys, Wide Sargossa Sea
[snip] >It has been 6 weeks since I had the procedure and the result so far is
discouraging. Although the new skin is smooth (i.e. not depressed or
hypertrophic), the texture of the new skin is like that of a stretch
mark. The new skin is also hyperpigmented. All in all, the scar is
i had a hypertrophic scar + mole incision (on neck). there were few followups hypertrophic), the texture of the new skin is like that of a stretch
mark. The new skin is also hyperpigmented. All in all, the scar is
for few months for "scar management." after stitches were removed, the doctor
told me to massage it with oil or lotionin also tape it. and stay away from
abrasives.
Is 6 weeks too little time to judge what the ultimate result will be?
so 6 weeks sounds a little short to me. it's best to consult with your doctor.
The doctor has started me on a gel which contains hydroquinone and
kojic acid. Does the gel generally work on scars?
these 2 should lighten the skin. kojic acid. Does the gel generally work on scars?
Should I start microdermabrasion treatments to help or is it too
premature? Is permament makeup an option for hyperpigmentation?
i don't think those are good ideas. premature? Is permament makeup an option for hyperpigmentation?
good luck,
Gee
I hated the sunsets of whatever colour, I hated its beauty and its
magic and the secret I would never know. I hated its indifference and
the cruelty which was part of its loveliness.
––– Jean Rhys, Wide Sargossa Sea
"relica watch" <sa...@timemark.net>
1/19/2007 7:57:08 AM
Dear Sir,
I hope that your scar can get well very soon
Please accept my apology for sending you the worng email by us,Pls
disregard it with thanks
Sorry for disturbing you
Best Wishes
nycphe...@gmail.com wrote:
I hope that your scar can get well very soon
Please accept my apology for sending you the worng email by us,Pls
disregard it with thanks
Sorry for disturbing you
Best Wishes
nycphe...@gmail.com wrote:
I had a childhood scar on my cheek below my eye. My plastic surgeon
tried improving it by using a radiosurgical instrument to burn away the
top layer of skin.
I have light brown skin so he said this was the best option.
It has been 6 weeks since I had the procedure and the result so far is
discouraging. Although the new skin is smooth (i.e. not depressed or
hypertrophic), the texture of the new skin is like that of a stretch
mark. The new skin is also hyperpigmented. All in all, the scar is
worse than before.
Is 6 weeks too little time to judge what the ultimate result will be?
Am I overreacting?
The doctor has started me on a gel which contains hydroquinone and
kojic acid. Does the gel generally work on scars?
Should I start microdermabrasion treatments to help or is it too
premature? Is permament makeup an option for hyperpigmentation?
Will the skin improve in texture?
tried improving it by using a radiosurgical instrument to burn away the
top layer of skin.
I have light brown skin so he said this was the best option.
It has been 6 weeks since I had the procedure and the result so far is
discouraging. Although the new skin is smooth (i.e. not depressed or
hypertrophic), the texture of the new skin is like that of a stretch
mark. The new skin is also hyperpigmented. All in all, the scar is
worse than before.
Is 6 weeks too little time to judge what the ultimate result will be?
Am I overreacting?
The doctor has started me on a gel which contains hydroquinone and
kojic acid. Does the gel generally work on scars?
Should I start microdermabrasion treatments to help or is it too
premature? Is permament makeup an option for hyperpigmentation?
Will the skin improve in texture?
"replica watch" <timemar...@gmail.com>
1/18/2007 10:09:03 PM
Do you want to run a shop of replica watch and tiffany jewelry? let us
help you with this .
we are the first hand wholesaler of replica watch and tiffanfy jewelry
in china, we also have our own production line so as to keep our
products price most competitive in the market. Every watch is of high
quality and good working condition coz all of watches are strictly
checked before shipment.
contact us today at www.timemark.net , your enquiries are always
welcome at sa...@timemark.net
or timemar...@gmail.com
TimeMark HK Watch&Jewelry Co.,Ltd
On 1=D4=C218=C8=D5, =CF=C2=CE=E711=CA=B136=B7=D6, nycphe...@gmail.com wrote:
help you with this .
we are the first hand wholesaler of replica watch and tiffanfy jewelry
in china, we also have our own production line so as to keep our
products price most competitive in the market. Every watch is of high
quality and good working condition coz all of watches are strictly
checked before shipment.
contact us today at www.timemark.net , your enquiries are always
welcome at sa...@timemark.net
or timemar...@gmail.com
TimeMark HK Watch&Jewelry Co.,Ltd
On 1=D4=C218=C8=D5, =CF=C2=CE=E711=CA=B136=B7=D6, nycphe...@gmail.com wrote:
I had a childhood scar on my cheek below my eye. My plastic surgeon
tried improving it by using a radiosurgical instrument to burn away the
top layer of skin.
I have light brown skin so he said this was the best option.
It has been 6 weeks since I had the procedure and the result so far is
discouraging. Although the new skin is smooth (i.e. not depressed or
hypertrophic), the texture of the new skin is like that of a stretch
mark. The new skin is also hyperpigmented. All in all, the scar is
worse than before.
Is 6 weeks too little time to judge what the ultimate result will be?
Am I overreacting?
The doctor has started me on a gel which contains hydroquinone and
kojic acid. Does the gel generally work on scars?
Should I start microdermabrasion treatments to help or is it too
premature? Is permament makeup an option for hyperpigmentation?
=20
Will the skin improve in texture?
tried improving it by using a radiosurgical instrument to burn away the
top layer of skin.
I have light brown skin so he said this was the best option.
It has been 6 weeks since I had the procedure and the result so far is
discouraging. Although the new skin is smooth (i.e. not depressed or
hypertrophic), the texture of the new skin is like that of a stretch
mark. The new skin is also hyperpigmented. All in all, the scar is
worse than before.
Is 6 weeks too little time to judge what the ultimate result will be?
Am I overreacting?
The doctor has started me on a gel which contains hydroquinone and
kojic acid. Does the gel generally work on scars?
Should I start microdermabrasion treatments to help or is it too
premature? Is permament makeup an option for hyperpigmentation?
=20
Will the skin improve in texture?
"replica watch" <timemar...@gmail.com>
1/18/2007 10:09:40 PM
Do you want to run a shop of replica watch and tiffany jewelry? let us
help you with this .
we are the first hand wholesaler of replica watch and tiffanfy jewelry
in china, we also have our own production line so as to keep our
products price most competitive in the market. Every watch is of high
quality and good working condition coz all of watches are strictly
checked before shipment.
contact us today at www.timemark.net , your enquiries are always
welcome at sa...@timemark.net
or timemar...@gmail.com
TimeMark HK Watch&Jewelry Co.,Ltd
"itsjoannotjoann =D0=B4=B5=C0=A3=BA
"
help you with this .
we are the first hand wholesaler of replica watch and tiffanfy jewelry
in china, we also have our own production line so as to keep our
products price most competitive in the market. Every watch is of high
quality and good working condition coz all of watches are strictly
checked before shipment.
contact us today at www.timemark.net , your enquiries are always
welcome at sa...@timemark.net
or timemar...@gmail.com
TimeMark HK Watch&Jewelry Co.,Ltd
"itsjoannotjoann =D0=B4=B5=C0=A3=BA
"
nycphe...@gmail.com wrote:
Personally, I think you are jumping the gun and getting all upset and
antsy about a recent procedure. Although facial surgery seems to heal
a lot faster than other surgeries you need to give it time to heal
_thoroughly_. Don' t start microdermabrasion on this 'new skin,' calm
down and let the area heal. Have you talked with your doctor about
your dissatisfaction that you didn't receive instant results?? That
would be your best bet before running out and trying other procedures
and thinking about permanent makeup or any other measures.
The absolute best advice you can receive is to leave the area ALONE and
TALK to your DOCTOR.
Personally, I think you are jumping the gun and getting all upset and
antsy about a recent procedure. Although facial surgery seems to heal
a lot faster than other surgeries you need to give it time to heal
_thoroughly_. Don' t start microdermabrasion on this 'new skin,' calm
down and let the area heal. Have you talked with your doctor about
your dissatisfaction that you didn't receive instant results?? That
would be your best bet before running out and trying other procedures
and thinking about permanent makeup or any other measures.
The absolute best advice you can receive is to leave the area ALONE and
TALK to your DOCTOR.
"replica watch" <timemar...@gmail.com>
1/18/2007 10:10:21 PM
Do you want to run a shop of replica watch and tiffany jewelry? let us
help you with this .
we are the first hand wholesaler of replica watch and tiffanfy jewelry
in china, we also have our own production line so as to keep our
products price most competitive in the market. Every watch is of high
quality and good working condition coz all of watches are strictly
checked before shipment.
contact us today at www.timemark.net , your enquiries are always
welcome at sa...@timemark.net
or timemar...@gmail.com
TimeMark HK Watch&Jewelry Co.,Ltd
On 1=D4=C218=C8=D5, =CF=C2=CE=E711=CA=B136=B7=D6, nycphe...@gmail.com wrote:
help you with this .
we are the first hand wholesaler of replica watch and tiffanfy jewelry
in china, we also have our own production line so as to keep our
products price most competitive in the market. Every watch is of high
quality and good working condition coz all of watches are strictly
checked before shipment.
contact us today at www.timemark.net , your enquiries are always
welcome at sa...@timemark.net
or timemar...@gmail.com
TimeMark HK Watch&Jewelry Co.,Ltd
On 1=D4=C218=C8=D5, =CF=C2=CE=E711=CA=B136=B7=D6, nycphe...@gmail.com wrote:
I had a childhood scar on my cheek below my eye. My plastic surgeon
tried improving it by using a radiosurgical instrument to burn away the
top layer of skin.
I have light brown skin so he said this was the best option.
It has been 6 weeks since I had the procedure and the result so far is
discouraging. Although the new skin is smooth (i.e. not depressed or
hypertrophic), the texture of the new skin is like that of a stretch
mark. The new skin is also hyperpigmented. All in all, the scar is
worse than before.
Is 6 weeks too little time to judge what the ultimate result will be?
Am I overreacting?
The doctor has started me on a gel which contains hydroquinone and
kojic acid. Does the gel generally work on scars?
Should I start microdermabrasion treatments to help or is it too
premature? Is permament makeup an option for hyperpigmentation?
=20
Will the skin improve in texture?
tried improving it by using a radiosurgical instrument to burn away the
top layer of skin.
I have light brown skin so he said this was the best option.
It has been 6 weeks since I had the procedure and the result so far is
discouraging. Although the new skin is smooth (i.e. not depressed or
hypertrophic), the texture of the new skin is like that of a stretch
mark. The new skin is also hyperpigmented. All in all, the scar is
worse than before.
Is 6 weeks too little time to judge what the ultimate result will be?
Am I overreacting?
The doctor has started me on a gel which contains hydroquinone and
kojic acid. Does the gel generally work on scars?
Should I start microdermabrasion treatments to help or is it too
premature? Is permament makeup an option for hyperpigmentation?
=20
Will the skin improve in texture?
"replica watch" <timemar...@gmail.com>
1/18/2007 10:10:39 PM
Do you want to run a shop of replica watch and tiffany jewelry? let us
help you with this .
we are the first hand wholesaler of replica watch and tiffanfy jewelry
in china, we also have our own production line so as to keep our
products price most competitive in the market. Every watch is of high
quality and good working condition coz all of watches are strictly
checked before shipment.
contact us today at www.timemark.net , your enquiries are always
welcome at sa...@timemark.net
or timemar...@gmail.com
TimeMark HK Watch&Jewelry Co.,Ltd
On 1=D4=C219=C8=D5, =C9=CF=CE=E712=CA=B109=B7=D6, "itsjoannotjoann"
<itsjoannotjo...@webtv.net> wrote:
help you with this .
we are the first hand wholesaler of replica watch and tiffanfy jewelry
in china, we also have our own production line so as to keep our
products price most competitive in the market. Every watch is of high
quality and good working condition coz all of watches are strictly
checked before shipment.
contact us today at www.timemark.net , your enquiries are always
welcome at sa...@timemark.net
or timemar...@gmail.com
TimeMark HK Watch&Jewelry Co.,Ltd
On 1=D4=C219=C8=D5, =C9=CF=CE=E712=CA=B109=B7=D6, "itsjoannotjoann"
<itsjoannotjo...@webtv.net> wrote:
nycphe...@gmail.com wrote:
antsy about a recent procedure. Although facial surgery seems to heal
a lot faster than other surgeries you need to give it time to heal
_thoroughly_. Don' t start microdermabrasion on this 'new skin,' calm
down and let the area heal. Have you talked with your doctor about
your dissatisfaction that you didn't receive instant results?? That
would be your best bet before running out and trying other procedures
and thinking about permanent makeup or any other measures.
The absolute best advice you can receive is to leave the area ALONE and
TALK to your DOCTOR.– =D2=FE=B2=D8=B1=BB=D2=FD=D3=C3=CE=C4=D7=D6 –– =CF=
=D4=CA=BE=D2=FD=D3=C3=B5=C4=CE=C4=D7=D6 – antsy about a recent procedure. Although facial surgery seems to heal
a lot faster than other surgeries you need to give it time to heal
_thoroughly_. Don' t start microdermabrasion on this 'new skin,' calm
down and let the area heal. Have you talked with your doctor about
your dissatisfaction that you didn't receive instant results?? That
would be your best bet before running out and trying other procedures
and thinking about permanent makeup or any other measures.
The absolute best advice you can receive is to leave the area ALONE and
TALK to your DOCTOR.– =D2=FE=B2=D8=B1=BB=D2=FD=D3=C3=CE=C4=D7=D6 –– =CF=
ami kio <...@cant–take–anymore–spam.com>
1/19/2007 11:23:50 AM
On 1/19/07 12:06 AM, in article
AvKdnWrJRqB2wi3YnZ2dnUVZ_oipn...@speakeasy.net, "phk" wrote:
stabilize (i.e. Finished fading) until ~3–4 months afterwards. I think that
the original poster is being too impatient. If you try something now,
you're probably going to make it worse since the area isn't fully recovered.
ami
AvKdnWrJRqB2wi3YnZ2dnUVZ_oipn...@speakeasy.net, "phk" wrote:
In article <1169134560.960278.89...@a75g2000cwd.googlegroups.com>,
nycphe...@gmail.com wrote:
[snip] >It has been 6 weeks since I had the procedure and the result so far is
i had a hypertrophic scar + mole incision (on neck). there were few followups
for few months for "scar management." after stitches were removed, the doctor
told me to massage it with oil or lotionin also tape it. and stay away from
abrasives.
so 6 weeks sounds a little short to me. it's best to consult with your doctor.
these 2 should lighten the skin.
i don't think those are good ideas.
good luck,
Gee
I agree with Gee. When I had my moles removed, the scar tissue didn't nycphe...@gmail.com wrote:
[snip] >It has been 6 weeks since I had the procedure and the result so far is
i had a hypertrophic scar + mole incision (on neck). there were few followups
for few months for "scar management." after stitches were removed, the doctor
told me to massage it with oil or lotionin also tape it. and stay away from
abrasives.
so 6 weeks sounds a little short to me. it's best to consult with your doctor.
these 2 should lighten the skin.
i don't think those are good ideas.
good luck,
Gee
stabilize (i.e. Finished fading) until ~3–4 months afterwards. I think that
the original poster is being too impatient. If you try something now,
you're probably going to make it worse since the area isn't fully recovered.
ami
Daedalus <j...@netk0oks.org>
1/19/2007 3:25:45 PM
On 18 Jan 2007 08:09:34 –0800, "itsjoannotjoann"
<itsjoannotjo...@webtv.net> wrote:
cunt doesn't even know the difference between a troll and a spammer.
Ignore her and seek proffessional advice.
Jade
<itsjoannotjo...@webtv.net> wrote:
nycphe...@gmail.com wrote:
Personally, I think you are jumping the gun and getting all upset and
antsy about a recent procedure. Although facial surgery seems to heal
a lot faster than other surgeries you need to give it time to heal
_thoroughly_. Don' t start microdermabrasion on this 'new skin,' calm
down and let the area heal. Have you talked with your doctor about
your dissatisfaction that you didn't receive instant results?? That
would be your best bet before running out and trying other procedures
and thinking about permanent makeup or any other measures.
Joann is not a medical expert and should not be listened to. The dumb Personally, I think you are jumping the gun and getting all upset and
antsy about a recent procedure. Although facial surgery seems to heal
a lot faster than other surgeries you need to give it time to heal
_thoroughly_. Don' t start microdermabrasion on this 'new skin,' calm
down and let the area heal. Have you talked with your doctor about
your dissatisfaction that you didn't receive instant results?? That
would be your best bet before running out and trying other procedures
and thinking about permanent makeup or any other measures.
cunt doesn't even know the difference between a troll and a spammer.
Ignore her and seek proffessional advice.
Jade
Zach <––...@–––.–––>
1/20/2007 11:45:13 AM
On Fri, 19 Jan 2007 15:25:45 –0500
Daedalus <j...@netk0oks.org>
Kissed my ass and whined:
Daedalus <j...@netk0oks.org>
Kissed my ass and whined:
On 18 Jan 2007 08:09:34 –0800, "itsjoannotjoann"
<itsjoannotjo...@webtv.net> wrote:
Joann is not a medical expert and should not be listened to. The dumb
cunt doesn't even know the difference between a troll and a spammer.
Ignore her and seek proffessional advice.
Her flat head could double as a beer table. <itsjoannotjo...@webtv.net> wrote:
Joann is not a medical expert and should not be listened to. The dumb
cunt doesn't even know the difference between a troll and a spammer.
Ignore her and seek proffessional advice.