Because children are active and active, and often they don't keep up with their athletic ability and balance ability, it is inevitable that they will bump and even burn and burn scars on their bodies. When you see the scar on your child, parents will naturally feel bad, and they will worry that the scar will affect the child. Therefore, they hope to make scar repair for the child. So, what should you pay attention to when repairing scars in children?

If the child's scar repair is carried out too late, the child will cause a great degree of psychological damage to the group after entering the collective life. Therefore, if the general doctor recommends surgery, the best treatment time should be around 6 to 7 years old. At this time, the child can cooperate well with the treatment. After the scar repair, the parents should also pay attention to the protection of the wound. Prevent children from scratching and scratching their wounds and causing infection.

If the wound is in the joints and other parts, joint stretching and friction should be avoided to prevent the wound from expanding and aggravating. Most of the scars in children use general anesthesia, and the difficulty of surgery increases. However, infant scar repair surgery is not suitable for young children. Because the child is too young to respond to some pain during the treatment, it does not work well with the doctor. At the same time, surgery is faced with certain risks.

If it is a separate scar with a partial area of no more than 10 square centimeters, do not do skin grafting surgery, you can use non-surgical therapy to repair. good results. After all, skin grafting will cause new scars, and it is very painful. Now the most advanced in China is non-surgical therapy. The technology has the characteristics of no surgery and no bleeding, and it has no pain and no pain for the treatment of patients, and does not affect its normal life and work. The specific needs are determined according to the size, nature and location of the scar. If necessary, it is recommended to further determine the relevant. Treatment programs.