When is surgical scar correction advisable?

In some cases, scars can be corrected, e.g. by applying ointments, pressure bandages, cold treatment or can be visually improved with the help of injections or tattoos to improve the appearance. The However, corrective surgery is recommended in the following cases:

 In case of shrinkage and tension of the scar and in case of a consequent impairment of mobility or growth
 In case of increased vulnerability with tearing of the scar or abrasion of the upper skin layers under stress
 If there is a risk of malignant degeneration of the scar tissue, e.g. after radiation treatment, or if it is a very old, unstable scar. unstable scar
 In case of excessive scarring or formation of scar tumours (keloids), redness and thickening or severe itching.
 In the case of cosmetically disturbing conspicuous scarring such as bumps, retractions, widening or discolouration.

The doctor will explain in more detail during the consultation why he or she will explain in more detail during the consultation.