Chickenpox Scars: Causes, Types, and Treatment
Most chickenpox cases leave no lasting marks, but permanent scarring can occur, especially if lesions become bacterially infected or in immunocompromised individuals.
Scar Characteristics
- Typically small and circular.
- Common on face, arms, legs.
- May be lighter/darker than surrounding skin, slightly raised or indented.
Treatment Options
- Laser therapy
- Dermabrasion
- Chemical peels
Consult a doctor if concerned about scars for diagnosis and treatment discussion.
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