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…d delayed wound healing. No skin necrosis was reported. In one patient (6.25 %) scar revision in areas that had delayed healing was performed. The addition of a vertical inc…

…equired additional liposuction to smooth out unevenness, five patients required scar revision, and seven patients had dog-ears requiring intervention. All revisions were per…

[BACKGROUND] The use of lasers has been proposed for scar revision. A recent pilot clinical study demonstrated that lasers could also be used imme…

…ss. The incidence of limited necrosis at the incision line requiring subsequent scar revision was 0.7 percent in the 151 patients having abdominoplasty and 6.7 percent in th…

…ng patient, and umbilical necrosis in one patient. Four patients required minor scar revision and liposuction under local anesthesia. There were no cases of systemic complic…

…r umbilical incisions (7.9%). The most common reason for revision was abdominal scar revision (6.4%). Most patients had concurrent additional procedures at the time of abdom…

…on surgery. Most commonly further liposuction (12%), dog ear revision (10%) and scar revision (5%). Analysis failed to reveal significant risk factors. Despite an apparently…

… "touch-ups," accomplished with either liposuction alone or in combination with scar revision. There was no significant difference between types of primary and secondary pro…

… neck tightness lasting >1 month. Secondary outcomes included hematoma, seroma, scar revision, skin breakdown, and revision neck lift. Of 452 patients with >3 months' follow…

…an inconspicuous scar. None of the 125 patients in this latter group required a scar revision compared with 37 (4.28 percent) of 865 patients before this modification. This …

… 0.006), hypertrophic scarring (p = 0.001), stretched scarring (p = 0.003), and scar revision (p < 0.001). This is the first comparative study of tumescent infiltration in f…

…f unilateral cranial nerve V2 paresthesia. Five patients had alopecia requiring scar revision. Many of these complications, including subperiosteal abscess and alopecia, hav…

…l auricle measurement (p > 0.05). Revision rate was 5.7 % (2/35), indicated for scar revision and recurrence. The latter prompted a suture switch, and no recurrence followed…

The Role of Chemoimmobilization in Improving the Outcome of Scar Revision Surgery.

…DS] This is a prospective study, where 30 patients who were operated for facial scar revision were divided into two equal groups: The first group was injected with BTA, but …

…llow-up were recruited. All patients with depressed scars underwent surgery for scar revision. Two weeks before surgical intervention, intramuscular Botulinum toxin was inje…

…dy is to investigate the use of the subunit principle to improve the results of scar revision. Four patients were included in this study. Tissue expansion of the intact part…

…as a filler. This may have clinical implications for the patient who needs both scar revision and soft tissue augmentation procedures simultaneously.

… wound infection (22.3%) and flap failure (16.5%). Secondary procedures such as scar revision (66%) and commissuroplasty (32%) were frequently needed. [CONCLUSIONS] Noma con…

…ms. These procedures include fat grafting, contralateral breast symmetrization, scar revision, flap repositioning and remodeling. A previously published DIEP flap insetting …