I've been treating my ULL scar with V-Beam laser & applying wound-be-gone right after. Then I switch it up to Kelocote(sp?). So far i've done two laser treatments since surgery. Next month will be my third.

The laser helps with the redness. I don't know how many I have to do so far.

My concern isn't so much about the redness. It's the scratch like scar. It's not raised. I'm just hoping it doesn't stay deep like that. I know it's going to turn into a white line. When I smile, it marks.

My incision in the middle isn't too close to my nose, so it's kinda hard to hide it.

I'm gonna treat it with laser for as long as I could in a year & see how it goes. I'm wondering if dermabrasia would help? Or anything else?

I also have tretinoin...wondering if that would work also?

Thanks.

So I picked up some rose hip oil to apply at night before going to bed. Stuff is purely amazing. It's making the redness fade faster and plumps up my incision line. I've been massaging like crazy. Twice a day.

From what I read online, rose hip oil is the best oil to apply RIGHT AFTER THE STITCHES ARE REMOVED. Massage massage massage a lot with it, so you can have a nice outcome. To any fresh new scar, whether it's surgical stitches, acne scars, etc...

I'll keep an update on my incision here...

Hi Zarah!

How is this scar doing??, I hope much better! What do you think worked best??

Hi Kelly.

It's still kind of the same, but getting better. I'm at two months and my PS told me it'll take a year to heal fully. So i'd have to see.

I'm going to look into some sort of fraxel laser treatment or dermabrasia. But I think I have to wait at least 6-12 months? I'm not sure. I'm going to ask the dermatologist.

The rosehip has been great with redness and plumping.

Hey Zarah,

Well that's good that it's no longer red!! You can email me here kelly.j@makemeheal.com and I will see if we can send any samples for you to try.

I think we have a few samples of these products:



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Thanks. I already have Kelokote & I just bought a red light derma roller. I want to see how the derma roller works. I will email you.