Scars are formed during the skin’s healing process when it undergoes damage. The nature and appearance of a scar are influenced by several factors: the size and depth of the wound, its location on the body, and individual differences in healing, which are often determined by genetics and skin type. For instance, deeper or larger wounds might produce more noticeable scarring, and certain areas of the body may scar more easily. Additionally, individual healing rates and skin properties, such as color and texture, can also affect the scar’s final appearance.