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Cosmetic Surgery  (Expert Forum)
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facial scar removal
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Howard Rosenberg, MD - Cosmetic Surgery
Accent on Aesthetics Plastic Surgery Medical Center
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facial scar removal

by Kathi254, Nov 27, 2007 12:07PM
Tags: biopsy
I mistakenly had a biopsy on the bridge of my nose several years ago by a dermotologist. He hit a bump on my nose and went a little to o deep. Consequently I have this very obvious scar on the bridge of my nose. It is an indentation. I am desparete to find a way to at least make it less obvious. I thought about lasor or abrasion therapy, but wont that just make the indentation larger or deeper?  Thanks you for your help

by Howard Rosenberg, MD, Nov 27, 2007 12:54PM
If you are left with a depression as a result of loss of tissue from the biopsy, then your best alternative would be complete surgical excision of the depressed area and closure to eliminate and re-approximate normal skin and fat.  This is a relatively minor procedure that can be performed by a plastic surgeon.  The removal of the dent will make the area less obvious because shadowing will be eliminated.
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