Ways to Improve Scars

Scars are common. Many of the scars fade away or disappear over a period of time. Scars can occur inside and outside the body. More severe types such as keloids or scars from deep burns are untreatable. These types of scars are associated with functional loss (permanent) and in severe cases, carry the stigma of disfigurement.

Scars, Keloids & Dupuytren Contracture can be Prevented by Enzyme LOX

Scientists are developing new compounds to stop scars from forming in the first place and avoid excess scar formation such as keloids. Read More

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