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Clinical trials have shown that applying silicone-containing Silicone Gel for Scar Treatment externally from 2 weeks to 6 months after wound healing can effectively reduce scar formation and lighten scars.
Using the right ingredients at critical times can significantly enhance the fading and recovery effects, making the scars less noticeable even at a normal social distance.
Silicone acts as a temporary protective barrier, nurturing and increasing the moisture content of the scarred skin, while also regulating and preventing scar proliferation by:
Mimicking the stratum corneum, preventing moisture evaporation from the scar surface, and keeping the scar tissue hydrated.
Balancing collagen synthesis and metabolism, inhibiting excessive tissue proliferation.
It's no wonder many doctors recommend silicone products to prevent scar proliferation and reduce scarring after procedures like cesarean sections, head and neck surgeries, mole removal, and eyelid surgeries.
Choosing the Right Silicone Gel for Scar Treatment Product
Silicone preparations are the best choice for scar treatment. The latest guidelines for scar treatment also recommend silicone as a non-invasive option for preventing hypertrophic scars and keloids. Silicone Gel for Scar Treatment is effective in improving scars and is easy to use:
Apply Thinly: Clean and dry the scar area, then squeeze out an appropriate amount of gel and apply a thin layer to the scar (no need to massage after application).
Wait for Drying: Wait 4-5 minutes for the gel to dry naturally (if it hasn't dried after 5 minutes, you’ve applied too much and need to wipe off the excess gel).
Use Twice a Day: Apply twice daily, once in the morning and once in the evening, ensuring the gel remains in contact with the skin for 24 hours.
Use for 60-90 Days: The recommended minimum treatment period is 60-90 days. If the scar continues to improve after 90 days, continue using the gel (treating larger and older scars may require a longer duration).
Instructions：
Ensure the wound is closed or stitches are removed, and the scab has fallen off before using the Silicone Gel for Scar Treatment.
When using for the first time, open the tube cap, cut off the tip of the tube with clean scissors, and replace the cap tightly after use.
Make sure the scar area is clean and dry before application. Once dry, the silicone gel is waterproof, breathable, and non-greasy.
Do not use on open wounds; apply only after the wound has closed and the scab has fallen off.
Once the silicone gel has fully dried, you can proceed with regular skincare, sunscreen, and makeup.
Clinical trials have shown that applying silicone-containing Silicone Gel for Scar Treatment externally from 2 weeks to 6 months after wound healing can effectively reduce scar formation and lighten scars.
Using the right ingredients at critical times can significantly enhance the fading and recovery effects, making the scars less noticeable even at a normal social distance.
Silicone acts as a temporary protective barrier, nurturing and increasing the moisture content of the scarred skin, while also regulating and preventing scar proliferation by:
Mimicking the stratum corneum, preventing moisture evaporation from the scar surface, and keeping the scar tissue hydrated.
Balancing collagen synthesis and metabolism, inhibiting excessive tissue proliferation.
It's no wonder many doctors recommend silicone products to prevent scar proliferation and reduce scarring after procedures like cesarean sections, head and neck surgeries, mole removal, and eyelid surgeries.
Choosing the Right Silicone Gel for Scar Treatment Product
Silicone preparations are the best choice for scar treatment. The latest guidelines for scar treatment also recommend silicone as a non-invasive option for preventing hypertrophic scars and keloids. Silicone Gel for Scar Treatment is effective in improving scars and is easy to use:
Apply Thinly: Clean and dry the scar area, then squeeze out an appropriate amount of gel and apply a thin layer to the scar (no need to massage after application).
Wait for Drying: Wait 4-5 minutes for the gel to dry naturally (if it hasn't dried after 5 minutes, you’ve applied too much and need to wipe off the excess gel).
Use Twice a Day: Apply twice daily, once in the morning and once in the evening, ensuring the gel remains in contact with the skin for 24 hours.
Use for 60-90 Days: The recommended minimum treatment period is 60-90 days. If the scar continues to improve after 90 days, continue using the gel (treating larger and older scars may require a longer duration).
Instructions：
Ensure the wound is closed or stitches are removed, and the scab has fallen off before using the Silicone Gel for Scar Treatment.
When using for the first time, open the tube cap, cut off the tip of the tube with clean scissors, and replace the cap tightly after use.
Make sure the scar area is clean and dry before application. Once dry, the silicone gel is waterproof, breathable, and non-greasy.
Do not use on open wounds; apply only after the wound has closed and the scab has fallen off.
Once the silicone gel has fully dried, you can proceed with regular skincare, sunscreen, and makeup.
