Will a bump on the forehead leave a scar?

Some people may get their foreheads bruised if they are not careful. If not treated in time, scars may be left, which is quite serious, so you must pay more attention to it. You can use massage to achieve the effect of scar removal, which can improve the condition to a certain extent, and physical therapy can also be used for auxiliary treatment.

(1) Pure Physics of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Use purely physical methods of traditional Chinese medicine to eliminate scar tissue, soften and eliminate scar tissue, and achieve a natural repair effect.

(2) Massage scar removal method

Rub the scar with the base of your palm, three times a day, each time for 5-10 minutes. This method is most effective for wounds that have just shed scabs, but is less effective for old scars.

(3) Scar removal method using ginger slices

Gently rubbing the scar with sliced ​​ginger can inhibit the further growth of granulation tissue.

(4) Scar removal method using vitamin C

Vitamin C has a whitening effect. Apply vitamin C to darker scars to whiten them and make them consistent with the tone of the surrounding healthy skin.

(5) How to remove scars by applying lavender essential oil

The beauty effects of lavender are always magical, and the effect of lavender essential oil in reducing scars is also widely recognized. However, lavender essential oil is not very effective for new scars or scars that are more than 8 years old. It is more effective for scars that are one to two years old. In addition, you should always be extremely careful when using essential oils. When applying essential oils to scars, be sure not to affect the skin without scars.

Skin contusion is divided into subcutaneous hemorrhage and intracutaneous hemorrhage according to the depth of bleeding after contusion. The subcutaneous tissue around the eye sockets, cheeks, breasts, inner thighs, perineum, etc. is loose and rich in blood vessels. When subjected to force, not only are the blood vessels prone to rupture and bleed, but the amount of bleeding is large and the range is wide. This type of bleeding is subcutaneous bleeding. Subcutaneous bleeding is dark in color, often in flaky form, and easily spreads and changes shape. Therefore, it cannot accurately reflect the morphological characteristics of the contact surface of the injury.

When the amount of bleeding from a contusion is large, blood accumulates in the local tissue to form a hematoma. Subcutaneous bleeding can flow along the tissue gap to the lower part. For example, if the forehead and top of the head are bruised, blood may penetrate into the subcutaneous part of the eyelid; if the skull base is fractured and meningeal hemorrhage occurs, blood may infiltrate into the tissues in the eye socket; if the temporal top of the head is injured, blood may be seen infiltrating into the temporalis muscle; if the posterior and upper part of the calf is bruised, blood may flow into the subcutaneous part behind the calf joint.