J.Redleg
14 years ago
I've added you onto the prayer list for a prompt and complete recovery.

Mrs.Tank
14 years ago
Doing really well. New photo posted on facebook last night.
Stitches are out, and it looks MUCH better.
BuckyB93
14 years ago
Yowzers! You’re taking the Cheddar Head thing a bit too seriously. Get well soon.
05busa
14 years ago
I dont see anything
knokmdwn
14 years ago

The closing was done by a plastic surgeon. I've seen some of her work so I have high hopes. The problem stems from what she was given. The wound was the size of a half dollar. She did pretty well considering. Still very little pain. Swelling around the eyes is the worst, and I have natural eyeshadow for a few days (shiners).

I normally wear bangs, so many people didn't even know I had a spot, so I'm anticipating the scar will be covered more or less the same. I'm not a vain person, so I can live with what I end up with. There are so many worse things that I could have had to deal with. This is very minor, in my mind.


Mrs.Tank wrote:




Mrs. T....hang in there. From the one week later pic, looks like it's healing nicely.

My wife did the same thing except on her shoulder. Original spot was about the size of a dime. Now she has an 8" scar (at the end of 3 surgeries). Ended up malignant melanoma (the worst kind). She now goes in for check ups and blood work every 3 months. 🙏
Roaster Dude
14 years ago

Mrs. Tank...all possible wishes for a speedy and full recovery.
Look into topical arnica cream. It is a simple homeopathic treatment for the reduction of scars. Apply liberally, and especially while swelling is worst.
Not a miracle cure, but with consistent use, can and often will reduce visible scarring. MY ex-GF had a daughter get lymph node surgery on her neck...the cream made a huge difference in the healing. You can barely tell she went under the knife.

watchurai wrote:



Vitamin E oil works extremely well for this also
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