Management of Tummy Tuck Scars | Dark Scar Therapy Mini Kit
Abdominolasty surgeries are very common in the United States and can dramatically improve your abdominal contour by removing excess skin and fat from the lower abdomen. Often, a plastic surgeon can use an existing C-section scar to perform a mini-abdominoplasty or a full abdominoplasty. The management of tummy tuck scars depends on your propensity to keloid after your surgeries. The Dark Scar Therapy Mini Kit is a post-surgical scar regimen that can help you avoid the development of severe scarring after your abdominoplasty surgery.
Dark Scar Therapy Mini Kit is designed to eliminate the most common patterns of poor scarring after a tummy tuck procedure. Plastic surgeons agree that early treatment is optimal for the prevention of bad scarring and advise patients to begin scar therapy once the skin heals over the incision sites. This often corresponds to the interval between the surgery and the removal of sutures from your incision.
A post-surgical regimen for scar therapy includes the following:
Morning regimen:
Melarase+ Dark Spot Repair: Apply on incision line.
Sequel Dark Scar Corrector: Apply on incision line immediately after Melarase+ Dark Spot Repair.
Evening regimen:
Melarase+ Dark Spot Repair: Apply on incision line.
Sequel Dark Scar Corrector: Apply on incision line immediately after Melarase+ Dark Spot Repair.
After several weeks of application of Sequel Dark Scar Corrector and Melarase+ Dark Spot Repair, your plastic surgeon may advise you to seek additional fractional laser therapy, scar modulation, and vascular laser to enhance the results of your abdominoplasty.
