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The package contains: Vitamin C 30 ml , CP Chemical Peel 22% 30 ml , Repair salve 15 ml & Vitamin E 100% 30 ml

What is scar tissue and why do you get it?

Scars form after skin damage as the skin regenerates. Scars are divided into 5 types: hypertrophic scars, keloid scars, atrophic scars, stretch marks, and navelar scars. Yes, the navel is the first scar we get as an infant. I will not write more about navelar scars, and you can read about stretch marks in this guide. her.

Hypertrophic scars are raised, red, and thick scars that can often be itchy or painful. They usually appear within 4 to 8 weeks after wound infection or wound closure. They may itch with changes in seasons, dryness, etc.

Keloid scars are also raised scars, but the main difference, compared to hypertrophic scars, is that they can grow larger outside the injured area and often become very thick. Keloid scars can occur in anyone, but people with darker skin have a higher chance of developing them.

Atrophic scars are depressed scars, such as indentations in the skin, or depressions that give the skin a rather rough appearance. These often occur after severe acne breakouts.

What does scar tissue feel like?
Scar tissue feels very different. Some scars become raised and tender, and you can feel the scar from beginning to end with a finger. Other scars are almost imperceptible and don't have irritated nerves in them. These are probably the scars you experience most. These are also the ones you look for after acne.

Can scar tissue be removed?

Both and. The scars we can actually treat are hypertrophic scars, keloid scars, and atrophic scars, and essentially, new skin needs to be created. If we remove the scar that is already in the skin, we need to create new skin, but in a more controlled way than when the scar occurred. The trick is to get the skin to form new skin, but slower and more controlled, so that the new skin that forms is as nice as the surrounding skin. To combat raised scars that come from small pimples, piercings, burns, and cuts, you need to break down the collagen formation that creates the scar and replace it with smooth scar tissue. This is clearly the easiest and fastest way through treatment at a clinic through your doctor.

When it comes to treating depressed scars, which can result from severe acne or surgical procedures, you need to break down the collagen that is holding the skin down and fill it in with new collagen. Depending on the severity and nature of the scar, several methods exist to achieve this.

In both cases, the answer is yes, it is possible to reduce scar tissue.

Why do you get scars after pimples/acne?
Like all other scars, the skin regenerates, but it doesn't regenerate completely like the surrounding skin. The more moisture, calm, vitamins, and building blocks you have in the skin and in your products, the more beautifully the skin can heal.

Can you remove scars after pimples? Can you remove scars on your face?
Acne scars are not dangerous, but they can be a cosmetic problem for the person who has them. Therefore, many clinics offer treatment for these scars.

Can you prevent scarring after pimples/acne?
With proper skincare, you should be able to avoid the worst acne scarring. Please read my guide on acne. her.

Should I use sunscreen on my scar/my scars?
It's always a good idea to use sunscreen, including on your scars, as they shouldn't be irritated by sunlight and harmful rays. Especially not during the first year. You can use a small amount of Raz Skincare, for example. Face cream on the river.

Treating scars/scar tissue after surgery – should I use cream?
If you have scar tissue after abdominal surgery, a C-section, knee surgery, or perhaps hand surgery, you can help your skin heal with plenty of care. Some surgeons even apply a little vitamin E to the scar before applying a plaster. If it were me, I would continue the care at home with plenty of moisture through my Raz Skincare. Hmm . I would then apply my clean Raz Skincare. Vitamin E on the wound and put a plaster on again. Later, when the wound was completely closed and the skin had regenerated, I would apply Raz Skincare. Hh Mix in a little Raz Skincare Repair with Raz Skincare Vitamin E and apply this. For the first year after I got the scar, I will apply SPF 30 every time I am in sunlight; summer and winter. Raz Skincare Face Cream every single time I had to go out into the daylight – summer or winter.

How do you treat internal scar tissue?
I will leave this topic to the doctors. Internal scarring occurs after surgery, and the doctors and/or nurses will provide you with the necessary information on the subject.

Does scar tissue cause pain?
New scars are often tender, but most common scars will not be tender once they are a couple of months old. They should become as elastic as the rest of the skin, and then neither be tender nor numb when the skin is stretched.

Should I choose laser and ultrasound treatment for my acne scars?
If you are to have treatment for your scars, such as laser, surgery or ultrasound, I always recommend that you see your doctor and get a referral. It's your skin, and we need to be very careful about who should touch things like scar tissue.

Treating Scar Tissue – These are the products you need.

We have given you new skin cells, and this can be a somewhat slow process, so you need to be patient. For hypertrophic and keloid scars, it is recommended that you use a plaster that puts pressure on the scar, so you can inhibit its development yourself. In more severe cases, you should be seen by a doctor.

Morning Routine – Order and Usage

1. Raz Skincare C – Vitamin
Use as a serum every morning after cleansing. To keep the skin as elastic as possible. And to nourish the skin with new building blocks for new and healthy skin. Then follow your own routine.

2. If possible, buy mine as well. Raz Skincare Face Cream Calm .
It's a soothing cream with a high SPF, as we're in the process of giving you new and improved skin. In this process, it's extremely important to prevent DNA damage from the sun's rays. This also applies on cloudy days or in winter. It's not included in the package because you may already have an SPF30 at home.

Evening routine – sequence and usage

1. Raz Skincare C – Vitamin
Use as a serum every evening after cleansing. To keep the skin as elastic as possible. And to nourish the skin with new building blocks for new and beautiful skin. Then follow your own routine.

2. Raz Skincare E-Vitamin
After your evening cleanse and under your night cream. Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant if the wound is not yet a scar and is fantastic for softening if scar tissue has already formed.

3. Raz Skincare Repair
At night, the skin's barrier is significantly weaker. This means you lose significantly more moisture overnight. Therefore, I recommend protecting your skin with Raz Skincare Repair on top of your Raz Skincare Vitamin E. This will allow your skin to use its energy to produce new skin cells and collagen (thus removing scar tissue) instead of retaining moisture. This treatment may only be necessary for the first month, which is why I've only included a small Mini Repair in this package to make it as economical as possible for you.

Other treatment
Raz Skincare Cp – Chemical Peel
We need to remove all the dead skin cells and increase the production of new skin cells. A peeling product like Raz Skincare will help you with this. Peel the scar 1-3 times a week. This is only for scars older than 3 months. Scar tissue is a slow process, so remember to be patient.

Raz Skincare Mint Scrub
Scrub your body 3-4 times a week with my Mint Scrub.

Redness can also be combated with the following dietary supplements:
Mega B Stress
Zinc Citrate 20mg.
Spectro.

When will I see improvements in my scar tissue?

Yes, it's difficult to say. It depends on your skin and how severe the scar tissue is. So the answer remains open.

I've put together the products you absolutely must have in one package, and given you a great price.

Together, we make Denmark more beautiful, one face at a time.

In severe cases, always seek medical attention.

Hugs, Raz

If you want to read more, or see where I get my knowledge from, here are some of the articles that I think are most informative.
Biomechanics of Scar Tissue and Uninjured Skin
Scar Tissue: Never Too Old to Remodel
Apparatus and method for treating scar tissue
Polyvalent dendrimer glucosamine conjugates prevent scarring.
Comparison of the histological morphology between normal skin and scar tissue .
Hypertrophic scar tissue and fibroblasts
Site-Specific Keloid Fibroblasts