What Makes Scars Look Worse? | Biodermis.com

December 10, 2021Tyler Szelinski

Sometimes, scars are an unavoidable result of the wound healing process. When serious injury or invasive surgery is involved, there is no getting around the fact that you will be left with a scar. Depending on the location and size of the scar, it can be a real nuisance. In the best case scenario, scars will fade over time with the help of medical-grade silicone gel. However, there are factors that can make scars look worse over time, so it’s important for you to be aware of them. In this article, we will go over some of the more common factors that can contribute to making your scar look worse over time.

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Wound Care Tips for Children and Parents | Biodermis.com

September 03, 2021Tyler Szelinski

Children are always getting injured whether it’s at school on the playground or running around the house after a nap. Wounds that occur during childhood can sometimes leave scars that last for many years. Therefore, parents want to know the best ways to manage their children’s wounds early on so they don’t form into long-lasting scars. In this article, we will go over some important tips and things to look out for so that getting injured doesn’t seem like such a big deal. If your child does attain a wound that leads to a scar, there are safe and effective ways to treat it.

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Brain Surgery Scar Care | Biodermis.com

August 06, 2021Tyler Szelinski

Brain surgery, otherwise known as craniotomy, is a surgical procedure in which a piece of skull is removed to give the surgeon access to the brain. This surgery is done as an intervention to remove brain tumors, abnormal tissue, or blood clots in the brain. It can also be used to relieve pressure in the brain after head trauma or stroke, or to treat a variety of other brain conditions. A craniotomy isn’t the only type of brain surgery that can be performed. Other common types include a biopsy, where brain cells or a small portion of tissue is removed, deep brain stimulation (DBS), where a small medical device is implanted in the brain, and a neuroendoscopy, where a small light and camera is used to access the brain and remove tissue. With modern advances in medicine, not all brain surgeries will require an incision; but for the ones that do, there is a risk of scarring. Luckily, many scar care options are available to patients online or through your physician.

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Will My Wound Become a Scar? | Biodermis.com

July 29, 2021Tyler Szelinski

Scars are the result of a complex and dynamic wound healing process that follows four distinct stages: hemostasis, inflammatory, proliferative, and maturation. In most cases, if a wound has to go through each of these stages, it will eventually form into a scar. Major wounds from an injury or surgery will always become scars. However, there are some cases in which a wound will not become a scar, and we will explore these in this article. If you are certain that you will have scar tissue in the near future, it’s good to know that there are safe and effective scar treatment options available to you. 

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Common Side-Effects of Scarring | Biodermis.com

July 15, 2021Tyler Szelinski

Scar tissue is the inevitable result of surgery or injury that damages the dermis (middle) layer of skin. All scars follow the same wound healing process of hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and maturation. Not all scars will appear the same, however. Some will fade over time and appear as a thin white line on the surface of the skin. Other scars can be more aggressive and leave a person with a number of unwanted side-effects. It’s encouraging to know that while some scar types can be burdensome to the patient, there are a number of safe and effective treatment options available to reduce side effects.

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How to Treat Scars on Your Arms | Biodermis.com

July 02, 2021Tyler Szelinski

Scars are the end result of a complex and dynamic wound healing process that follows four distinct stages. Those stages are hemostasis, inflammatory, proliferative, and maturation. All scars follow this same process no matter the source of the wound or where it is located on the body. While some scars will fade over time, others will develop into keloids and hypertrophic scars. These scar types are highly noticeable, especially on exposed areas of the body like the arms. People with scars on their arms want to know how they can treat them so they can feel comfortable again in their skin. Continue reading to learn more about your scars and to discover a clinically-proven way to treat them.

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How to Help Scars Fade | Biodermis.com

May 07, 2021Tyler Szelinski

Scars are the result of a complex and dynamic wound healing process that occurs after the skin is damaged due to surgery or injury. While some scars fade over time, there are a number of factors that can lead to abnormal scar types, classified as keloids or hypertrophic scars. These scars are characterized by their raised and discolored appearance. These scars can be itchy, painful, and burdensome to the patient. For these reasons, patients seek out the best scar treatment option that is safe and effective for all ages and skin types. Continue reading to learn what you can do to help flatten and fade your old and new post-operative scars.

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Diabetes-Related Skincare Problems | Biodermis.com

April 09, 2021Tyler Szelinski

Diabetes can cause a wide-range of problems for the body, including complications with the skin. In fact, in some cases, skin issues are often the first sign that a person has diabetes. Some of these problems are ones that anyone can have, but diabetes can increase the risk. Luckily, most of these conditions can be treated if caught early on. Other problems that can be a little more serious are most common in people with diabetes. These include diabetic dermopathy, necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum and diabetic blisters, among others.

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Why Using Lube for Your Scar is a Bad Idea | Biodermis.com

March 24, 2021Tyler Szelinski

When searching online for effective scar treatment products, it’s tempting to go with the cheapest product available. But cheapest isn’t always the best when it comes to proper wound care—quality is what you should be after. Lubricating jelly is one such product that can be found online for a cheap price, but does it really do anything for your scar? There is currently no reliable research that indicates lube to be an effective treatment option for scar therapy. On the other hand, medical-grade silicone for scar management is backed by over 30 years of clinical evidence. When it comes to your skin, it’s important to do research or ask your physician for the best options available.

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Why Do Some Parts of the Body Scar More Than Others? | Biodermis.com

March 23, 2021Tyler Szelinski

Scarring is a natural and healthy biologic response that occurs when a person sustains a deep wound on the surface of the skin. Injuries from burns, punctures, and scrapes can leave uneven scars that are cosmetically unappealing. Scars also develop in reaction to invasive cosmetic or orthopedic surgical procedures, some of which can become quite large. Some people who have attained multiple scars throughout their life might wonder why some scars became larger and thicker than others. Scar location on the body, among other factors, influences how a scar develops. Luckily, with proper wound care and the use of silicone gel products, you can help minimize how drastically your wound becomes a scar.

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