Scar Gel, Medical Grade Silicone, 20g

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I got this for a post surgical scar at the recommendation of my doctor and obsessive Internet research. This was for a hip replacement scar, but should work for any fresh scar. Silicone seems to be the best way to go. I alternate the cream during the day with silicone strips at night. It seems to be working and four months after my surgery, my raised pink scar is starting to lighten. I’m really just about putting it on twice a day as they say you’re supposed to. And you really do need only a very tiny amount. If you use too much, it doesn’t dry correctly. So, it ends up being not that expensive since you don’t use very much.

La caja llegó abierta y toda aplastada, aunque el producto si llegó sellado la presentación no fue la que esperaba.

This was recommended by a doctor to put on my scar. It worked so so very well with my knee scar that I decided to try on an older one I kept applying in the older car did seem to fade overtime. It’s still there, but it’s not as prominent I also had my daughter is it on her older scars which her scars are almost gone. It is costly, but it’s definitely worth the money because it works and a little goes a long way so there’s no reason to use too much. The little container should last a month or longer your scar should be gone before the tube is gone. A doctor suggested this for my scar, and it was fantastic for my knee scar! I decided to give it a shot on an older one I used to apply in my old scar. It did seem to fade over time, but it’s still there, though not as noticeable. My daughter also has it on her older scars, and hers are almost completely gone. It’s a bit pricey, but it’s definitely worth it because it works, and you only need a little. The small container should last a month or more, and your scar should be gone before the tube is empty.

After about three months of consistent use, I’ve noticed a clear improvement in my foot surgery scars. The larger incision has become smoother and more even in tone, and the smaller scar that previously felt firm underneath has softened over time. It hasn’t been an overnight change, but with steady application, the progress has been noticeable. One thing that really matters is applying a very thin layer. More is not better. A fine layer forms a protective silicone barrier over the scar, which helps maintain hydration and creates the ideal environment for remodeling. When I applied too much early on, it just felt sticky and didn’t absorb properly. A thin layer twice a day worked much better. From what I’ve learned, silicone has strong clinical backing compared to options like vitamin E oil. Silicone works by creating an occlusive, breathable barrier that reduces water loss, regulates collagen production, and helps flatten and soften raised scars. Vitamin E, on the other hand, has mixed evidence and can sometimes cause skin irritation without consistently improving scar appearance. Silicone is widely considered the gold standard for hypertrophic and keloid scars. The only downside for me is the packaging. The long plastic tube becomes harder to squeeze as it empties, and it can take quite a bit of pressure to get the silicone out toward the end. It’s not a deal breaker, but it is frustrating enough that I’m subtracting one star. Overall, ScarAway Silicone Scar Gel has delivered steady, visible improvement in both texture and color for me. Patience and proper application technique really make the difference.