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Surgery On Face For Skin Cancer, Sensitive Scar. Suggestions?

I had surgery on my face for skin cancer the first part of October at which time the doctor did a flap procedure. The scar runs from the middle of my eyebrows, down the side of my nose and then in a fish hook type look to the top of my nose where the actual cancer was. The scar is very sensitive especially because I have to wear glasses and the pad sits directly on the scar. Is there anything to get red of some of the sensitivity. That area of the scar is also raised somewhat. I now wear a bandaid on that part of my scar so I can comfortably wear glasses.
Mon, 28 Jan 2013
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Hello!

Thank you for the query.

This area is very sensitive because nerves fibers were harmed and the healing process is still on. Moreover, scar tissue is still rebuilding. Such healing process can take even a year. And there is nothing you can do with it.

Hope this will help.
Regards.
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Surgery On Face For Skin Cancer, Sensitive Scar. Suggestions?

Hello! Thank you for the query. This area is very sensitive because nerves fibers were harmed and the healing process is still on. Moreover, scar tissue is still rebuilding. Such healing process can take even a year. And there is nothing you can do with it. Hope this will help. Regards.