Contracture Scars

Contracture Scars


Contracture Scars are the result of injure and the consequent loss of a large area of skin. This may affect the adjacent muscles, joints and tendons, limiting normal movement. Techniques for treating contracture scars may vary, but the most common ones are: skin grafting or flap reconstruction, Z-plasty, and tissue expansion.

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Frequently Asked Questions.

How do Contract Scars originate? |  Show info

Contract Scars can originate as a result of an injure (including burns), reduction of movement, damage or degeneration of the nerves; it can also be the result of a hereditary condition.

How can I distinguish a Contract Scar? |  Show info

Contract Scars occur when the normal elastic tissue is replaced by an inelastic fibrous one. This reduces the ability to stretch and impedes the normal movement.

What is the difference between a Contracture Scar and Hypertrophic and Keloid Scars? |  Show info

Contracture Scars appear when large portions of skin are damage or injured, and as a consequence of this, a scar is produce.