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Retrospective analysis of keloid split-thickness skin graft replantation combined with LCR therapy for keloid treatment

Figure 3. Clinical progression of multiple keloid cases treated with scar split-thickness skin replantation. This figure illustrates the treatment outcomes for seven different keloid cases (A-G) at various stages, including preoperative, postoperative healing, and long-term follow-up. Column 1 (Before): Preoperative images showing different types of keloid lesions, including bulky, nodular, and extensive plaque-like scars; Column 2 (Skin healing): Postoperative images during the healing phase, demonstrating the early re-epithelialization process after split-thickness skin graft replantation. Some cases exhibit scab formation and early scar remodeling; Column 3 (Follow-up): Long-term follow-up images taken at 6 or 12 months postoperatively, showing well-healed scars with varying degrees of flattening, pigmentation changes, and overall improved skin texture.

Plastic and Aesthetic Research
ISSN 2349-6150 (Online)   2347-9264 (Print)

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