Medical Silicone Gel Sheets – Gentle Scar Reduction Therapy
Medical Silicone Gel Sheets – Gentle Scar Reduction Therapy
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Results in just 2 Weeks
Experience visible scar fading in just 30 days with our powerful scar tape, designed to heal and restore your skin
Gentle Care for Facial Scars
Experience the confidence of smoother, healthier skin with Silicone Scar Tape, designed to reduce facial scars safely and effectively. Soft, breathable, and nearly invisible, it’s perfect for sensitive areas like your face.
Effective Healing for Leg Scars
Transform your leg scars with Silicone Scar Tape, crafted for comfort and long-lasting wear. Cut to fit and easy to use, it supports healing while staying secure through your day.
What Types of Scars to Use On
Silicone Scar Sheets works to diminish the appearance of hypertrophic scars and keloids, which have a raised and/or discolored appearance.
These types of scars may result from surgery, injury, burns, cuts, insect bites, c-sections and more. Also works as an acne scar treatment.
When to Start Using
Begin using scar sheets as soon as the skin is healed and there is no oozing or crusting in the area.
Treatment with silicone scar sheets for post-surgical scars may typically begin 1-2 weeks after stitches are removed or when cleared by a physician or surgeon for use.
For existing scars, begin using silicone scar sheets right away, provided the skin is fully healed.
TIPS:
1-Use this product once scar or wound has been healing for at least 7 days. You may start using immediately on older scars.
2-Silicone sheets should be worn for 4-8 hours per day for the first few days, and gradually increased up to 24 hours a day.
3-Use a minimum of 12 hours a day for maximum results. lf the sheet gets stained, gently wash them in warm water and let it dry.
4-Recommended duration of treatment is 60-90 days. For best results, alternate scar sheets with scar gel every 12 hours.
5-Using disinfectant to clean the wound may cause allergic reactions.
6-The product will form a closed space and the wound will produce an overreaction and cause allergies.
