**** do all cuts leave scars?
I was doing homework like 10 min ago and my pencil tip was really sharp and it fell out of my hand and made a small cut in my wrist.. Man I don't want a scar, I noticed when I was a kid (6-8) and would accidentally get scrapes on my knees from like biking, those would heal and never leave scars but now when I usually accidentally get cut it leaves a scar. ( I'm 16 now). I'm pissed I don't want a scar.
Will my cuts leave scars?
Ok so a week or so ago i was cutting my arm and wrist with a tack. Obviously I didn't do it deep because, well, its a tack! Anyways, I realized I was being stupid and stopped. Well now the cuts are a light pink and I am afraid they will scar!! I mean there was like barely any blood. It wasn't gushing or anything it was just like a little. So can you tell me if it will scar!
How to cut and leave scars?
I hope you don't cut but you say you aren't so ill trust you. You need a blade, trust me, the scissors and paper clips won't scar just scratch even If they bleed. They make a mark that goes away real quick. You can get blades from pencil sharpeners, and razors, and from your dads workbox and tools he might have some. And if you use a blade and cut, it most likely will bleed and it will scar. Not forever but maybe a few weeks. And if you use a serious blade and it really bleeds it WILL scar for a while. Btw and yes it does hurt a lot. Hope I helped (:
How do you make a cut leave a scar?
I like battle wounds lol, so today i got cut by somthing, idk what it was cos i didnt see it but it looks really cool (the cut) how do i make it leave a scar?.. i dont scar easy.
How deep do you have to cut to leave scars?
I recommend not cutting, but if you do want to leave a scar, you don't have to cut deep, just enough to bleed, then put either rubbing alcohol on it or hairspray, thats what I do.
Will small cuts leave scars?
No, they won't leave scars. They will scab over a little but they will fade relatively quickly. The worst that could happen is having faint pink or white lines, but they aren't noticeable. Obviously, the deeper the cut, the worse the scar will be, and let me tell you, you do not want giant, purple, raised scars all over your body. Please take care of yourself. I could go on and on about finding healthier coping skills, but you're the only one that can make that decision.
Will this cut leave a scar ?
I was running and while I was running a thorn bush cut me and will this cut leave a scar ? http://m1317.photobucket.com/albumview/albums/kingballer72/image_zpsc5ddc5da.jpg.html?o=0
Will my cuts leave scars?
I cut with a razor for the first time two days ago. They weren't very deep. I just ran it over the skin and pressed down a little. It did bleed. Will they leave permanent scars? More noticeable?
When you cut will it leave scars?
Yes, it will leave scars. Next time you feel the urge to cut, dial 911 and get the help you desperately need
How bad does a cut have to be to leave a scar?
The simple answer to your question is that the deeper the cut, the worst the scar will be.There was an interesting study back in 2007 by a team of researchers at the Stoke Mandeville Burns and Reconstructive Surgery Research Trust in the United Kingdom. This team, led by Professor McGrouther, found the precise depth at which scarring occurs on the hip to be 0.56 ± 0.03 mm. They explain that this is “33.1 % of normal hip skin thickness.”For their study, they made precise and identical 5cm long cuts on the side of the hip of 113 volunteers. One end of the cut was deep while the other end was shallow.When the researchers looked at the skin after 4 months, they found that the shallow end had no visible scar while the deep end did. This allowed them to calculate the depth of the initial cut that led to the formation of scar tissue at the hip.It is important to remember that skin at other sites, such as across joints like the ankle and shoulder, is going to behave differently. That is because the tension that the skin at these sites is under is very different to the tension on the hip.Surgeons can use tension maps to help to predict how skin is going to behave when it is cut, to allow them to plan their surgical cuts in such as way as to minimise scarring. Here is a link to a paper in the Journal of Korean Medical Science, which has a good example of tension lines and how skin behaves at different sites.So the long answer to the question is that the amount of scar tissue and the long-term appearance will depend on the location and the size of the cut.The reason why a deep cut or skin injury will produce a scar is because the cells in the deeper layer of the skin, the dermis, are unable to regenerate this tissue. A deep cut or injury will therefore always leave a scar.If you are interested in more details about the process of wound healing and scarring, I wrote a separate article about this a while back “Scars: Are they preventable?”