Posts by granitehawk8

I’m actually starting to think this surgical scar on my thyroid is going to fade away completely. I saw a girl recently whose scar looked almost invisible, and judging by the shape of mine, I think I might be on the same track.
I've been using Contractubex, which is what doctors usually suggest for minimizing new scarring. It's a German product, and let's be honest, it isn't exactly cheap. But for me, it's definitely made the mark much smaller.

Price: $8.95

Description: Based on the original formula developed by John Salic from Beran.
How it works: This ointment features a specialized medicinal blend designed to tackle first-degree burns with impressive speed. Once applied, you'll notice the pain subsiding almost immediately, and the redness starts to fade away much faster than you'd expect.
It has also proven incredibly effective at smoothing out scars and flattening keloids left behind by burns or other types of skin injuries.
Side effects: In our years of practical use, we haven't seen any adverse reactions.

Use: An ointment formulated to reduce scarring, keloids, and the lasting marks from burns.
Ingredients: A concentrated herbal extract emulsified in pure, unrefined oil, harvested at peak potency.
Size: Comes in a plastic bottle containing 145 ml of ointment.

So, are we really saying that this scar can be completely wiped out? Honestly, that would be the dream. But I’ve been told repeatedly that scars on the décolletage are some of the hardest ones to deal with. I’ve already wasted my time consulting with several different private and public plastic surgeons about it. After my surgery, I tried using Contractubex

Scarring is such a pain, and let’s be honest—some marks just won't budge, especially those stubborn ones right on the décolletage area. I actually sat down with a dermatologist last year, and they showed me this specific laser treatment that looks incredibly effective for getting rid of them. Now, I'm just sitting here wondering when they'll finally bring that kind of tech to our local clinics? Fingers crossed it happens soon. As for other types of scars, they can actually fade away entirely. I know from experience because I had one right on my face when I was a kid, and it disappeared COMPLETELY.🙂

I honestly think you could probably mask it for a little while using certain creams. The real question is, which ones actually work?

I had heart surgery when I was just six years old. Now that I’m 22, the scar is pretty standard, but I’m looking for the absolute best way to camouflage it. Any recommendations?