According GLOBAL MARKET RESEARCH 2016, in turnover, Cambodia is the 74th largest market globally and the 19th largest within Asia (Pacific).
Especially, the beauty business in the Kingdom is growing rapidly as incomes are rising, the middle-class is growing and about 74 per cent of Cambodia’s population was younger than 34 years old in 2011.
The appearance of any given scar depends on a number of factors. The shape, size, and depth of the wound contribute to the way a scar looks, as do the amount of blood that can get to the area, your skin colour, and your skin thickness.
There are three main types of scars. Normal scars are relatively thin, small, and flat. Hypertrophic scars are red, thick, and raised. Keloid scars are also raised, often dark or red, and, unlike hypertrophic scars, expand beyond the contours of the actual wound. Keloid scars tend to be genetic and can be hard to control or predict, says Dr. Krant. They come from an overproduction of collagen and can be treated by injecting steroid
medication into the affected area. Consultation with a medical professional is the best route when dealing with a keloid scar.