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A '''scar''' is a semi-permanent to permanent mark left on the [[Skin|skin]] after a wound or injury heals. Depending on the person, a scar can result from traumas that are considered very small, such as minor cuts. Scars are composed of and surrounded by [[Scar tissue|scar tissue]]. | |||
== Types of Scarring == | |||
* [[Hypertrophic scarring]] | |||
* [[Keloid]] | |||
* [[Stiff scars]] | |||
== Related articles == | |||
* [[Navel Scarring]] | |||
* [[Scarification]] | |||
* [[Tattoo Scarring]] | |||
Latest revision as of 10:56, 17 September 2023
A scar is a semi-permanent to permanent mark left on the skin after a wound or injury heals. Depending on the person, a scar can result from traumas that are considered very small, such as minor cuts. Scars are composed of and surrounded by scar tissue.