What to do with scars that form after being bitten by mosquitoes?
Someone asked: What should I do if I am bitten by a mosquito and have pigmentation on my body and even leave a scar?
Don't worry too much about pigmentation, as the dark spots will fade over time, but this process can take longer, even months.
So, is there any good way to speed up the degradation of pigmentation and make the skin fairer?
First, be sure to do a good job of sun protection. You can take physical sun protection, wear long-sleeved tops and trousers, and wear hats; Chemical sunscreen can also be applied and sunscreen applied.
Second, don't scratch it with your hands. If you scratch the bag of a mosquito bite, the tissue may heal and become more pigmented.
Third, use lightening pigment products, such as skin care products containing niacinamide, α-arbutin, 377 (phenylethyresorcinol), vitamin C, and skin care products containing acids, such as uronic acid, salicylic acid, and retinoid. But acid products have a certain irritation, especially tretinoin, which is a drug and must be used under the guidance of a doctor. When using acid-containing skincare products on a daily basis, be sure to start with a small, low concentration to build tolerance.
So, what should you do if you are left with a scar on your body after being bitten by a mosquito?
In the early stages, you can apply some anti-scar products, such as silicone gel, to lighten scars and inhibit scar growth. The sooner you use these products, the better the results.
If the scar formed after being bitten by a mosquito has existed for a long time and the effect of anti-scar products is not good, then you need to consult a professional doctor and receive professional treatment, such as injection therapy, radiation therapy, laser treatment, surgery. Therefore, don't underestimate mosquito bites, which will not only make you feel itchy and unbearable, but also leave scars or pigmentation on the body, which will affect the appearance. Therefore, when summer comes, we should pay attention to mosquito prevention and mosquito repellent!