Melanoma Surgery - Day 128
Another month has passed and my scar is still healing at a snail’s pace (at least to me). I have to admit though, that this past week has been the first time since having my melanoma surgery where my face feels almost normal. The tightness is almost gone and it’s gotten to the point where I forget I have a scar on my face.
I tried putting Retin-A on my scar at the recommendation of my wife and after a couple of days I discontinued using it because it burned too much. I’ll have to wait a while before I attempt that again as the scar tissue is probably too “fresh” to apply something like Retin-A to it.
I started back up with the Mederma and haven’t been doing anything else to the scar. I was thinking what a great product Mederma is from a business standpoint. Take my situation for example…I have a scar on my face and I want it to heal as fast as possible and I want the scar to be as close to invisible as possible. I’m told that Mederma can heal and help minimize the scar, but I have nothing to compare it to. Do I want to take the chance of not using the Mederma or use it to hopefully minimize the scar as much and as soon as possible?
My surgeon says it’s a waste of money, but I’m not willing to find out. If the Mederma helps just a little bit then it’s worth it to me.
Anyway here is my latest pic…








October 30th, 2006 at 2:17 pm
I work with Mederma and I believe it is worth it to try it to see if it works. You do have to be good about putting it on 2-3 times a day though. We have many testimonials from people who had good results after using the product. No matter what your results are, we’d love to have you log on to www.mederma.com… and share your experience with the product.
Thank you and good luck.
October 31st, 2006 at 8:53 pm
Hey Anne,
Thanks for the post. I may take you up on your suggestion and post my experience using Mederma.