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Many of us know a little about scars, but like most things, there's still a lot we don't know.
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The gist about scar tissue
Cuts and wounds separate layers of skin, muscle, tendons, ligament, fat, and other tissues. The myofibroblasts in your body then produce collagen which knits soft tissue together to close the wound. Scars are permanent, but some minor ones fade until they become nearly invisible.