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no scab


Question Posted Monday May 14 2007, 6:02 pm

If your scab comes out, does that mean that your cut will become a scar?

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christina answered Monday May 14 2007, 10:10 pm:
Most of the time, but not always.

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orphans answered Monday May 14 2007, 9:20 pm:
hey

no, not necessarily :] you don't have to worry. sometimes i pick at scabs and i just put a band-aid back on it and it heals. if it falls off, it's totally healed & 99% of the time won't make a scar.

if you do get a scar cause it gives you pleasure to pick at them, just buy a scar remover cream! you can buy them at any drugstore / pharmacy :]

no worries

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Cux answered Monday May 14 2007, 8:35 pm:
Not always. If your scab is big enough and it falls off- like if its ripped off- a scar will probably result. But if it just spontaneously "falls off", then most likely not.

--Jack

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