How long does it take for Silicone Scar Stickers to remove scars?

Scars are formed during the healing process of the skin, which may be caused by surgery, trauma, acne or other skin problems. For many people, scars may affect their self-confidence and quality of life.

The principle of Jiahewell Silicone Scar Stickers

Jiahewell Silicone Scar Stickers is a medical product that uses silicone gel as its main ingredient. This special material can form a breathable film that covers the surface of the scar. Its mechanism of action includes:

Moisturizing: Silicone Scar Stickers can lock the moisture in the scar, prevent it from excessive evaporation, and help maintain the moisture balance of the skin.

Compression: Scar stickers can apply slight pressure to the scar, which helps to reduce the protrusions and bulges of the scar and flatten it.

Promote blood circulation: Appropriate pressure and moisturizing help promote blood circulation in the scar, accelerate the metabolism of the skin, and facilitate the healing of the scar.

How long to use Jiahewell Silicone Scar Stickers

The duration of using Jiahewell Silicone Scar Stickers varies from person to person, depending on the following factors:

Scar type: Different types of scars, such as depressed scars, hypertrophic scars, or keloids, respond differently to treatment.

Scar size: Larger scars may take longer to see noticeable improvements

In general, the use of Jiahewell Silicone Scar Stickers requires persistence, continuous use for several months to half a year or more. Apply the scar stickers to the scar area every day and replace them according to the product instructions.

About Jiahewell:

Jiahewell is committed to the research and development, production and sales of new materials medical silicone. It relies on the Jiangxi Academy of Sciences to form a research and development team, breaks through technical barriers, replaces imports with domestic products, and launches a series of silicone products, which are mainly used in trauma, surgical scars, hypertrophic scars, and radiotherapy positioning. Various types of wounds, high-end dressings and medical devices, construction, automobiles, electronics, aerospace and other industries