WayneGM said:Perhaps the closing job is a factor, but I think there are inherent traits of the patient at play, too. After my surgery, all the nurses and others who inspected my incision remarked on how great a job Dr. David does with the the incision. It was very straight and very evenly sewn up. However, I am just prone to scaring and forming keloids so mine has healed as a very straight, but dark, and somewhat thick, noticable scar. I doubt it will fade enough to blend in to my normal skin tone. And if I live to be 200, I'd never grow enough chest hair to hide it.
Oh well, so since it's impossible to hide, I show it off as a badge of honour
I agree it probably has more to do with the patient than, if they used glue or strips, which did yours use? I'm guessing glue since they could see the incision while you were in. Or maybe stitches. (see i should be a detective lol)