Skin Bumps

Applied over a scar daily as directed, softens, smoothes, and flattens scars and restores skin to a more normal texture and color. What's more, scar management relieves the burning and itching that so often accompanies scarring disorders and can even prevent this type of scarring completely. It is painless, easy to apply, and economical - usually only one sheet is needed for the duration of scar management. The treatment manages scar reduction by indirectly facilitating the necessary interactions between numerous cell types that create the balance between scar proliferation and scar reduction.

Treatments for Skin Bumps

Keloids occur from such skin injuries as surgical incisions, traumatic wounds, vaccination sites, burns, chickenpox, acne, or even minor scratches. They are fairly common in young women and African Americans. Keloidosis is a term used when multiple or repeated keloids are produced. Most keloids will flatten and become less noticeable over a period of several years. They may become irritated from rubbing on clothing or other forms of friction. Extensive keloids may become binding, limiting mobility. They may cause cosmetic changes and affect the appearance. If you have acne scars, or you are looking for scar removal or scar treatment for acne scars or any keloid scars, treatment of keloids is your solution.