In addition to scar formation, there is a possibility that the surgeon may need to use a skin graft to close the wound.

Several techniques have been devised to impede scar formation.

Increased scar formation as compared to a hamstring tendon operation.

Another feature that results eventually is Glial scar formation.

It may also restrict small blood vessel diameter leading to increased scar formation.

With both techniques, adjacent tissue damage can delay healing and promote scar formation.

Glial scar formation is induced following damage to the nervous system.

Several families of molecules are released that promote and drive glial scar formation.

This scar formation involves contributions from several cell types and families of molecules.

A key feature of this phase is scar formation from affected tissue areas.