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What Products Or Treatments Do You Use For HS Scars?

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Madison, WI

Hi everyone - I have tried everything from Bio-oil to every scar treatment oil and ointment... what works best for you?

I am also wondering if anyone has had laser treatment and whether it was worth it.

Thanks!

January 17, 2023
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I use Silvidene cream which is a prescription cream most doctors only prescribe for burns, but it will diminish the scars if you can get your doc to prescribe it to you. I also use vitamin E with tea 🌲 tree oil in it in cream from Walgreens.

April 16, 2023
A myHSteam Member

Vitamin E has been helping a little ☺️

January 17, 2023
A myHSteam Member

Here are some products and treatments for HS scars:

Over-the-Counter Treatments:
- Mederma
- ScarDerma
- ScarAway
- Emuaid: Some users found it helpful for pain and scarring.

Medical Treatments
- Steroid Injections: Reduce inflammation and slow collagen production.
- Injections of Fluorouracil or Bleomycin
- Pressure Show Full Answer

Here are some products and treatments for HS scars:

Over-the-Counter Treatments:
- Mederma
- ScarDerma
- ScarAway
- Emuaid: Some users found it helpful for pain and scarring.

Medical Treatments:
- Steroid Injections: Reduce inflammation and slow collagen production.
- Injections of Fluorouracil or Bleomycin
- Pressure Dressings
- Topical Silicone: Available in various forms, both over-the-counter and prescription.
- Dermabrasion: Removes scarred layers of skin.
- Chemical Peels: Removes top layers of scarred skin.

Surgical Procedures:
- Laser Surgery
- Cryosurgery
- Scar Revision
- Skin Grafts

Preventive Measures:
- Keep wounds clean, moist, and covered.
- Use sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) on scarred areas.

These treatments can help reduce the size and visibility of scars, improve pain, itching, and movement, and prevent new scars from forming.

July 10
A myHSteam Member
April 29, 2023

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