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Scar removal to make skin transplant less visible

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Scar removal to make skin transplant less visible Posted: 11-17-07 17:42pm


Hello, I have a big (around 15 cm) scar on my arm. When I was one and a half i pured boiling water on myself and then i had to get skin transplant. Im 16 now and the scar is really bothering me. Is there any way of removing it or at least making it less visible?

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