ScarAway Advanced Skincare Long Silicone Scar Sheets for Hypertrophic Scars and Keloids Caused by Surgery, Injury, Burns, C-Section and More, 1.5" x 7", 6 Sheets

Very convenient and efficient

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I developed a keloid scar in the middle of my chest in the early 1970s. Since then I've had surgery, radiation and countless cortisone injections, mostly to no avail. Then about 35 years ago a dermatologist turned me on to "Silastic" gel, which I (laboriously) applied for months at a time. The problem was that the material was thick and relatively inflexible, didn't conform well to the scar, and was frankly a pain to apply and keep applied.Happily though, unlike all of the other treatments, the gel had a real beneficial effect, and over the span of several months brought me to a point I was reasonably happy with.I thought I was done, but sadly over the past decade or so, one part of it started to re-grow (no it's NOT cancer). The thought of shaving, constant cleaning, specialty tapes etc. was just not appealing. Enter this product, a silicon gel sheet with fabric back that is self-adhesive, forgiving of motion, thin profile and easy to apply. And, not incidentally, works just like the gel of yore.In short, I'm back treating the final vestige of the scar, with promising results and none of the hassle. Yes, it works VERY slowly, but so what? I can wait, and with this stuff, it's no big deal. Most of the time I can't even tell it's there.Wish this had been available back then!

Hace dos meses me pusieron una prótesis de rodilla, el parche me da un poco más de mi cicatriz

I had a surgery on my face 3 months ago which the length of the wound is about 4cm ,one of this silicone sheet can cut into 3 pieces therefore this will last me a while longer.I tried a clear silicone sheet from Dermatix but it doesn't stick to my face at all if compare to ScarAway ' Long ' its night and day .by the way the Dermatix is much thicker silicone . I have done some research and find out that ScarAway ' Long' is better in term of flexibility and superior adhesion than normal ScarAway that's why i bought this one. ( turn out, i change to new sheet every 4-5 days ,i could use it longer but i want to make sure that quality and stickiness of the sheet is in best condition for my scar as I cut one sheet into 3 therefore one box will last me 2 and half months )My scar on top area was becoming rise up a little , My surgeon told me to use Kelo-cote gel which i am still using Kelo-cote gel in conjunction with ScarAway because the ScarAway gives a slight pressure feel direct to the scar The surgeon told me that the gel or sheet will give the a same result, only that the gel one is more convenient to me when I go out.I have been using the ScarAway for 6 weeks now. my scar is smoother and redness reduce but I will take long time to see a real result with any type silicone sheet or gel which i hope my scar won't get any worse and hope it will prevent scar to develop into bigger scar.

Las quita progresivamente. Es un must para cicatrices nuevas

I recently had a double mastectomy (woohoo top surgery!) and I purchased these here because they are impossible to find in brick and mortar stores. Initially I was worried because I'd seen other reviews state that they were more prone to peel on the sides than other ScarAway strips and were made with different material. Dunno if they got a bad batch or what... but I'm here to say that nope, having gone through two boxes of the usual-size ScarAway, these are actually less prone to peel on the sides than having to use seven and a half small strips on my incision scars. They're much simpler to clean and put on, and they feel exactly as comfortable as the sets I purchased in the store, both on the sticky silicone side and the fabric side.If you've got a large surgical wound or two that needs dressing, these are a freaking lifesaver. As to how well they work, it's too early to tell, unfortunately. My only quibble is that all the strips say they'll last you for up to two weeks, which is a total lie as far as I know. I've tried washing them daily, every other day, in cold water, in hot water, in warm water, whatever, and they all last about a week for me regardless -- but I'd still way rather use these ones than any of the other scar treatment options around!