Babies aren’t born with scars unless they’ve had an injury when they were still in your womb due to amniocentesis or other invasive prenatal procedures. Sometimes, third or supernumerary nipples could look like scars on your baby’s “milk line” area. These may appear like pigmented soft circular tissue with or without a tiny bump (nipple) … Read more
When small cuts and minor wounds happen, layers of the skin separate, triggering the body to block the wound opening and facilitate healing. Scars are part of the wound healing process but may worsen if wounds aren’t adequately treated. In addition, the skin that is in contact with these bandages can also be wounded superficially … Read more
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