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What are hypertropic scars? is it an inherited disorder?
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Hypertrophic scar: A hypertrophic scar appears as a raised, red scar. A keloid is similar but extends beyond the boundary of the scar. There are treatments available to improve either. Some skin types are more prone to hypertrophic scarring.
Answered 7/12/2014
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