VISTA® Advanced Bio Repair Gel (1.7 oz)

VISTA® Bio Repair Gel The body has an incredible ability to heal itself following surgery and or a dermal injury. Not all injuries, however, heal perfectly. Our bodies—for better or worse—were evolutionary optimized for a speedy recovery to prevent infection and prolonged downtime.2 The consequence is that most dermal injuries have to potential to leave a scar. Scarring occurs when the body builds up collagen around a wound to help strengthen the area and prevent it from further damage. Collagen may continue to be produced for weeks as the body repairs itself. Initially, scars tend to be raised or lumpy, but over time some of the collagen breaks down. This results in a smoother, flatter scar. Scars may continue to fade for months or even a couple of years afterward, but eventually, they settle into their final form. Psychology of Scars Sometimes surgery—which requires making an incision to treat an underlying issue—is necessary to improve one’s condition and quality of life. Even whe