Yes, I was just searching the same question and a dude on Redit named P1Andy said;
"Ha I'm finally relevant, my PhD is on this! The answer is A - your scar will scale up as you grow (roughly). This is a good example - this young man has had an operation as an infant, that has left as scar that has scaled up over time."
"scientific explanation: - your normal skin cells are constantly dividing, not just as you grow up but over your lifetime, squeezing out new collagen and breaking down the old collagen that forms the base layer of your skin in a constant cycle. Your skin cells in your scar will do the same thing - except they divide and form more scar tissue instead of forming normal tissue. The mechanism of why these scar cells persist instead of returning to normal cells is unknown, and is what I'm trying to find out!"
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no I have alot of scars and hair dosent grow
Hypertrophic scars do not continue to grow after they form, and remain within the original area of injury. Keloids continue to grow and spread outward into normal tissue.
No. It simply scars and colors the skin.
You can get liposuction scars by having liposuction surgery. Liposuction scars are not generally a concern for people as they are usually always minimal. If you get scars from the procedure they are usually so small that they will go unnoticed by most people.
Makeup benefits people with scars by entirely hiding small scars, and making big ones look less noticeable, especially in photographs.
Yes. Diabetic people's scars often heal slower than people scars who aren't diabetic.
Bullying people is bad it may also affect the peole around them ... As they grow older being bullied they will like to toucher animals or humans .. Bullying scars people alot .... It may Also lead them to death
Given good food and correct water conditions the tail will grow back but it will always bare the scars of repair just like if you had major damage there will be scars. It's the same with most living things.
Since visible scars could make people self-conscious, they will probably seek treatment rather than a diagnosis. Medical professionals who treat scars include dermatologists and plastic surgeons.
To get rid of scars on the lips, some people recommend Vitamin E oil. Other solutions are laser treatments and dermabrasion.
No. Washington, like many, if not most of the people of that time, had small pox when he was young. This left the scars on his face. A great many people had pox pits.
They grow beards to keep warm in the harsh, cold winters. Some use their beards as "flavor-savers". Others grow them to cover up their hair-lips, or scars from bear-attacks.