Dark Spot/scar in a very embarrassing place!

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Jackie P.

Jan 27, 2013

Jackie P.

I've always had issues with little pimples here and there on my breast area (yuck!), and when i started taking birth controll pills, they are now smaller and occur much less frequently. However, before the pill worked completely I got a HUGE one right in my cleavage. (so embarrasing talking about this, but i'm desperate!) After it healed, i was left with a very unattractive purple scar in its place... I've tried putting concealer but it always comes off within a few seconds. I'd really love to somehow get rid of the scar with some kind of remedy! Any tips?

Emily W.

Jan 27, 2013

Emily W.

Mederma, cocoa butter, and vitamin E have all been tauted as scar remedies. If the scar is hypertrophic or a keloid, it has to be repaired with minor plastic surgery. Smooth scars are more apt to fade.

Jackie P.

Jan 27, 2013

Jackie P.

Hyperthropic, keloid? Oh boy that sounds scary, what do those mean? The scar is completely flat. 

Jazmyn M.

Jan 27, 2013

Jazmyn M.

Girl i know exactly how you feel and i know how bad it sucks -.- , try dabbing lemon juice on the spot then top it off with merderma scar gel, and thennn put an spf moisturizer on it and top it with a bandaid so its kept well moisturized. You can try either one of those methods but i think all together it just makes the process go by faster. try it out for a month

Jackie P.

Jan 27, 2013

Jackie P.

I'll definitely try all of these things, thank you SO much, haha! :)

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