Will there be a mark left after a child falls and gets stitches on his chin?

The chin is a relatively important part of the human body. As people are increasingly pursuing good looks. A pointed chin has also become a standard that people pursue. A pointed chin will make the overall face shape better. But the chin is also relatively fragile. Any bump or bruise can leave a scar on your chin. Although scars will fade with age, they still look very unsightly. So after a child falls, will the stitches on his chin leave scars?

The jaw was swollen due to the fall, and it was painful to chew food. At present, the only way to change the situation is to actively treat the swelling and improve. It is better to give children something softer and easier to swallow.

The idea of ​​needing surgery for a brain disease always sounds so scary, leaving behind sequelae or even death. This concept has been deeply imprinted in most people's minds and is mentioned every time they talk to patients or chat with friends. Brain tissue, like other tissues, can also develop tumors. Currently, surgery is the preferred method for treating tumors. It can not only completely remove the tumor but also preserve nerve function to the greatest extent possible. This is the goal pursued by modern neurosurgery and also the concept of minimally invasive surgery in a broad sense.

Intraoperative electrophysiological testing organically combines cortical electroencephalogram, cortical evoked potentials, brainstem evoked potentials, somatosensory evoked potentials, and electromyography, and uses multi-channel real-time detection of limb movement, sensation, cranial nerve and peripheral nerve function, language function, urination and defecation conditions, etc., to ensure successful tumor removal and maximum retention of neurological function.

The scar formation process can be roughly divided into the proliferative phase, the stable phase, and the involutive phase. The proliferative phase lasts from 3 months to 2 years, and most of the time it lasts half a year. However, due to various reasons, scar recovery is not adhered to, resulting in hypertrophic contracture scars. How to pressurize yourself:

1. Cover the scar with an elastic dressing and then wrap it tightly with a bandage. For newly formed scars, compression therapy will be effective after a few months.

2. Long-term use of scar patch pressure bandage

3. Pressure garments, pressure pads or elastic bandages.