Scars left by shingles

Shingles is a very common disease. Generally, shingles can be treated. The main symptom of shingles is blisters, and sometimes it can cause itching. Many people can't help scratching with their hands, which can easily cause scars. Scars are a normal physiological reaction of the human body after trauma and in the process of wound healing. Most scars left by shingles can be slowly recovered.

Treatment for shingles scars:

1. You can take laser treatment to remove scars. This technology uses the world's leading ultra-high frequency skin plastic surgery high-tech treatment. It is the world's leading high-tech new skin plastic surgery fine minimally invasive surgery. It can vaporize scar skin lesions very finely and accurately in micron layers. Scar lesions can be removed directly, and scar tissues of different depths and characteristics can be flattened and softened instantly without damaging normal tissue. Through the regeneration of human skin tissue, the new skin becomes smooth and soft, regains elasticity, may develop skin wrinkles, and no scars can be seen. After recovery, it is close to normal skin.

2. Use laser treatment to remove scars. According to the different tissue morphology and pathological characteristics of scars, accurate diagnosis can be made and the most appropriate treatment plan can be selected for different cases in order to achieve the best treatment effect.

3. Laser treatment is effective in removing scars, and good results can be seen after just one treatment. After treatment, most patients can restore their normal or near-normal appearance, with basically no ugly marks left.

4. Laser treatment is a simple method for scar removal, without pain or side effects. It does not require hospitalization and allows you to leave after treatment without affecting your normal life, study and work.

How to remove the scars left by shingles? I believe that through the above introduction, everyone has some understanding of the methods of removing scars left by shingles. You can refer to the above methods of removing shingles scars. Because the actual situation of each patient is different, the method of removing scars should still be based on the doctor's treatment method.

Herpes zoster is an acute herpes skin disease caused by the herpes zoster virus. The disease is prone to occur in the chest, flanks, and abdomen, followed by the head, face, and limbs. The affected skin first has localized pain, or erythema appears at the same time. Within 1 to 2 days, clusters of blisters appear on the erythema, ranging in size from millet grains to mung beans. In severe cases, bullae, blood blisters, or gangrene may occur. Groups of blisters are often distributed along nerves and arranged in a band-like manner, with normal skin between the blisters.

In other words, shingles is a collection of many blisters that are distributed in a clustered band along one side of the peripheral nerve, usually accompanied by obvious neuralgia. As long as the outbreak area is small, shingles will not leave scars. If the area is too large, it is hard to say.

Therefore, if you have shingles, you must seek timely treatment. Do not wait until the condition becomes serious before going to the hospital for treatment, otherwise there is a possibility of being left with scars.