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NWR: How do you prevent scarring?

SIBride06 Posted:

NWR: How do you prevent scarring?

I have a burn mark on my nose... I was cooking chicken cutlets & the oil popped right on the top of my nose & now I have a big red mark... I dont want to get a scar How can I:
Get the redness out... yes I know, butt cream is supposed to work, but Im not doing that at work. I tried visine & thats not working

besides the redness.. How do I prevent scarring??
MrsFelix Posted:

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Neosporine (sp?) It's good for no infection and lessens the chance of scarring. HTH
MissingTheBGene Posted:

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Vitamin E will help, but you need to apply it constantly. You can buy the vitamins (just pin-prick them with a needle to get the oil out) or they sell the oil in a bottle at vitamin stores.
Chelle Posted:

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I stand by Vitamin E. Either get the capsules or there's this great cream by JASON. They sell it in the organic section at King Kullen. I swear by it.

BellaEyes Posted:

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Vitamin E is great also there is this stuff I have called Miracle oil, it is great for many uses, including burns.

autumnwedding Posted:

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Yep! Vitamin E and Neosporin. Also, be sure to stay out of the sun while its healing (tan salon ,etc). I'd wear spf even on a sunny day ......

Danigrl28 Posted:

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Use vitamen E and Coco Butter

sami Posted:

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Yes vit. e works and also i see your getting marries in the summer as hard as it is with the nice weather and all right here STAY OUT OF THE SUN! i know easier said than done

smara Posted:

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Definately Neosporin. 2 yrs ago I burned my face when flames shot out of my oven. Yes very scary, but lukily I got minor burns and my face was red and then started to get brown and flaky. I only used neospirin and I dont have any scars from that incident.

Soon2BeMrs2006 Posted:

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vitamin e

tbtmickey Posted:

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Neosporin has patches, just for scars, you can cut the right size and put them on. I had melenoma this past summer and have a scar on my neck where they did the surgery, I used those for two weeks, the scar is flat and the redness is almost out. They're great!

STBH Posted:

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def vitamin E and coco butter!!!!!

ms.j Posted:

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DO NOT USE HYDROGEN PEROXIDE..IT SCARS!

Summer101 Posted:

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The drematologist recommended for scars Mederma

M&S Sept12006 Posted:

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Posted by JennandPhil827

The drematologist recommended for scars Mederma



I think thats the name of the cream I used for the scar on my hand...its much better than Neosporin...
Summer101 Posted:

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Posted by M&S Sept12006


Posted by JennandPhil827

The drematologist recommended for scars Mederma



I think thats the name of the cream I used for the scar on my hand...its much better than Neosporin...



This is what it looks like and I think it is better than neosporin for scars too.
dbleplay17 Posted:

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neosporin!

M&S Sept12006 Posted:

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Posted by JennandPhil827


Posted by M&S Sept12006


Posted by JennandPhil827

The drematologist recommended for scars Mederma



I think thats the name of the cream I used for the scar on my hand...its much better than Neosporin...



This is what it looks like and I think it is better than neosporin for scars too.



Thats it!!!!!!!!
SIBride06 Posted:

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Thanks everyone
Boston&NY2006 Posted:

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Posted by JennandPhil827

The drematologist recommended for scars Mederma



This works so well....I had a suspicious birth mark removed a couple of years ago and was expecting a terrible red scar...I used this stuff and you can't even tell it was there. It's pricey, but worth it!

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