Skin Scar Diagram. The dermis is the middle layer of the three layers of skin. The skin is composed of three layers each of which is vitally important for giving the skin its tone texture and ability to heal and produce scars.
Vector illustration in a flat style. These scars give a rolling or undulating appearance to the skin m shape. These scars tend to be wider at the surface than an icepick scar and do not have the tapering v shape.
Its located between the epidermis and the subcutaneous tissue.
If the skin is severely damaged it will try to heal by forming scar tissue which is often discoloured and depigmented. There are other factors that can lead to higher risks of problem scars hypertrophic scars after an injury. So called hypertrophic scars develop at deep wounds especially burns. Protection regulation and sensation.