Patient's question:
The child was picked on by classmates on November 2nd, and it has been 44 days so far. The new epidermis of the scar is slightly shiny, and the edge contours have changed. If treated with Scar Cream or Skin Motion, the scar becomes round and smooth. If exposed to air for too long, it becomes wrinkled, shriveled, and slightly concave. Attached are photos of the day of the injury and the current fully healed state. Was the dermis layer injured? It peeled off scabs at 7 days, with no obvious bleeding, but there was seepage of tissue fluid during the scabbing phase. Will there be permanent scars? The child is 4 years old. Currently undergoing Scar Cream and Skin Motion treatment.Doctor's answer:
Regarding your description of the symptoms and the photos you purchased, I believe that in this child's case, there will be absolutely no scarring. I suggest applying aloe vera gel locally and protecting the area from direct sunlight. As time passes, it will generally recover gradually to normal, so there's no need to worry too much, okay?The above is my advice on the question "Will my child leave scars after being scratched on the face by a classmate on November 2?" I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!