Changes of hemostatic bed parameters in the healing process postoperative facial scar

Surgical  attention  to  the  problem  of  facial scarring  has  increased  due  to  the  development  of  plastic surgery, as well as increasing understanding by the society of civilized countries of the crucial role of appearance  in human  life.  A  study  by  Monstrey  S.,  Middelkoop  E., Vranckx J.J. (2014) indicated that every  year 100 million people worldwide have scars after trauma and surgery, and 15 million of them will have non-aesthetic or hypertrophic and  keloid  scars.  This  paper  looked  at  the  treatment analysis  of  50  patients  (18  to  40  years  old)  with posttraumatic  scar  deformities.  An  algorithm  for  scar treatment and prophylaxis was also developed [10].