Back to All NewsScar Reduction Made Simple
Posted By American Med Spa Association, Wednesday, June 6, 2018
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Scarring is a common skin problem. Scar treatment revenue reportedly reached over $4.75 billion in 2014, and the scar treatment creams market grew 10.6% during 2011 through 2014. This indicates the huge demand and consumer need for scar reduction.1
Most skin injuries can contribute to scarring, including: cuts, burns, acne, chickenpox, ear piercing, scratches, surgical cuts and vaccinations. There are many types of scars and similarly, many ways to treat them. Scar reduction treatments often take dedication or a great deal of time or money to see results. Suggested here is a topical scar reduction treatment that can be done by medical or skin care professionals. However, the basics of scar formation and current treatments will first be reviewed.
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Most skin injuries can contribute to scarring, including: cuts, burns, acne, chickenpox, ear piercing, scratches, surgical cuts and vaccinations. There are many types of scars and similarly, many ways to treat them. Scar reduction treatments often take dedication or a great deal of time or money to see results. Suggested here is a topical scar reduction treatment that can be done by medical or skin care professionals. However, the basics of scar formation and current treatments will first be reviewed.
Read more at Skin Inc >>
