does angiography scar remain on body ?
549658
An angiogram is not surgery.  It is done by inserting a very thin wire-like material into an artery or vein, then threading it up to the heart, either to look at the coronary arteries, or the heart chambers and valves.  The opening is just a small hole, usually in the groin area in the crease of the leg.  The doctors will obtain the information they need to determine if a balloon angioplasty is needed, or balloon valvuloplasty, both done within the same procedure.  The patient is awake, and may be asked to hold the breath a few seconds after inhale or exhale.  A dye might be injected via the wire to assist in the discovery process.  Recovery is basically the amount of time it takes for the incision (hole) to heal.  A tiny plug, and/or sandbags resting on that area while the patient lies still on his/her back, will assist the healing process.  I was able to drive a week later, and otherwise felt fine right after, there was no pain during or after, maybe just a slight ache during the first night.  I don't see a scar, but it would be extremely small and faded after 18 months.
861613
nope... theres this thing they sell at the drug store... it's like the real nitrogen thing they use at the dermatologist... its much better... if not it'll scar =(
401711
it depends on the severity of the wound and your predisposition for scarring.
555245
Try using something called "Mederma". It's scar cream and it's amazing! I had a few cuts that were in a prominent place and I used it and they're gone. No trace at all.
736999
I have had one removed.  They will shoot you up with local anesthesia, it doesn't hurt a bit.  Maybe a bit of pressure/pulling sensation, but no pain.  Use Neosporin scar solution or vitamin E oil afterward to prevent scarring.  Good luck!
731206
Since it only abraded the top layer of skin, it is highly unlikely that a scar will result.  The best thing to do after cleaning it with mild soap and water is to put an antimicrobial ointment on it until it heals such as bacitracin ointment or neosporin (both over the counter items).
302664
I have known a lot of people who have had this surgery. The surgeon always ensures that the line is as small as possible and ideally in a crease line. \nInitially the scar is quite obvious whilst it is still healing. Once it is healed you hardly notice anything. It is very small and faint. Often I have not noticed until people have told me about it.\nOne other thing I would like to mention is that I would take your surgeons advice. S/he would not operate unless it was necessary.\nGood luck.
173250
I just went though a new procedure to remove a keloid on my chest (which I had and hated for 7 years).\n\nTHe process is relatively new and has to be done by a plastic surgeon. They remove the keloid sugically. To prevent the high percent chance of it coming back, the put in synthetic skin called "Integra" and then over that do a skin graft (in my case from my leg).\n\nSince the chest is a particularly active area, they will have you wear a medipack(vacum device) for 7-10 days until everything takes.\n\nOverall I'm glad I did it although it wasn't without some real discomfort.\n\nIt will take months before my chest skin graft is faded.\n\nTalk to some plastic surgeons.\n\n(by the way mine was covered by insurance :))
623520
No - but there is an awesome product called "Scar Gel" on the market.  Try that, it worked wonders for my scar.
1153411
Its more than likely drainage from the incision under the scar tissue, possibly with a little infection. Have your doctor look at it. S/he will probably just drain it and possibly give you an  antibiotic. Probably nothing to worry about but if its not going away you should have someone check it out. If there is continuing infection under the scar tissue it could go systemic and that would put your vital organs at risk.
84378
If it is not deep  into the skin it can be removed without any scar..
421863
I think you shouldn't, because there's a chance that scar tissue might form at the tattoo site and ruin it. Anyway, you may want to consult a dermatologist regarding this question for further advise.
556297
No.  TB scars (fibrosis) will develop into cavitations (holes), but there is no way to remove them.
112537
My friend had a tattoo removed...it's very painful! but it is effective in removing the tattoo image... however there is a scar.
798642
it is more likely to scar if you try to get rid of it yourself.\nhave a doctor perform the excision and stitching. then use "Mederma" \nit is an anti-scar ointment you can get at any drug store. it really works!
59104
It is still there. It is just cut in half. There are some surgeries where they just bind it with a rubberband like attachment.
558603
could be, you probably need to have it checked by your doctor to be sure. There are several possibilities. It may be something as simple as a bruise you did not realize you sustained or it could be a deep vein thrombosis or other serious problem. Cant diagnose it without seeing it, sorry!