Discoloured scars
Discoloured scars
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Discoloured scars (white scars) are characterised by a low melanin content, making them lighter than the skin. Pigmented scars are a type of hypertrophic scar which, by producing too much tissue, become hard and protrude above the skin. It is recognised that discoloured scars are the most difficult scars to remove.
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