Overly developed scar tissue that rises above the skin level, often overfed by an abundance of capillaries
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- Scar formation in which tissue response is excessive in relation to normal tissue
- Disruption of normal tissue that results internally or externally
- Wound that penetrates the dermis – Tends to heal more slowly and with scarring
- Flat, small, round and generally inverted scars. Usually seen in acne or chickenpox scarring
- Restoration of tissue after injury or trauma
- Injury to the tissue below the skin, a bruise or broken bone
- protuberant
- Marks left in the skin or on an internal organ as a result of deep tissue trauma