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In this dramatic and educational 3D animation by E2DHealth, a person stumbles into a forbidden place inside the body — only to discover the truth behind a dark, ugly surgical scar.
What looks like a simple mark on the skin is actually a sign of poor healing caused by smoking.

This story exposes how cigarettes silently destroy the body’s ability to heal — long after surgery is over.

🚨 REASON:
Smoking reduces oxygen and blood flow to healing tissues.
Without enough oxygen, wounds cannot heal properly, leading to:

Darkened scars

Thick or raised scar tissue

Delayed healing

Higher risk of infection

Nicotine narrows blood vessels, starving the skin of what it needs to recover.

🧠 EXPLANATION:

Smoking damages capillaries that deliver oxygen to the skin.

Less oxygen = poor collagen repair.

Poor repair = hyperpigmentation and scar discoloration.

Continued smoking after surgery makes scars worse over time, not better.

That “black” or dark scar is your body screaming for oxygen.

❤️ TREATMENT / PREVENTION:

Quit smoking before and after surgery to improve healing.

Keep wounds clean and well-moisturized.

Use doctor-recommended scar treatments or silicone sheets.

Seek medical advice if scars darken, thicken, or become painful.

At E2DHealth, we reveal the hidden consequences of everyday habits — through powerful 3D medical storytelling that sticks with you.

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