How to repair scars from mosquito bites
Disease description:
A few days ago, the back of my hand was bitten by a mosquito. Because it was so itchy, I kept scratching it until it broke open. Today I noticed a scar has formed. I would like to know how to repair scars caused by insect bites.
Scars from mosquito bites can generally be treated with topical applications such as halometasone ointment or triamcinolone acetonide and clotrimazole cream. Usually, after a mosquito bite, skin may develop hyperpigmentation, but scarring is uncommon. However, if the skin breaks open, bacterial infection may occur, potentially leading to scar formation. If the scar is accompanied by itching, antihistamines such as levocetirizine hydrochloride or loratadine can be taken concurrently to relieve itching. Mild scars may be treated by applying vitamin C and vitamin E topically along with gentle massage; consistent long-term use can effectively fade the scar. Additionally, other treatment options include cryotherapy and medication therapy. Regardless of the method chosen, treatment should always be conducted under the guidance of a professional physician, with careful attention to post-treatment care and precautions.