Dermatix Ultra Gel 15g - Advanced Scar Gel Reduction Treatment - Dermatix Gel (2)

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With more severe scars and depending on the location, Dermatix Ultra products may need a longer time to be used, which can range from 3 to 6 months (postpartum scar, surgical scar.

Treatment of a 45-year-old man with a hypopigmented, atrophic and hypertrophic nasal scar (case 8) using four rounds of fractional ablative CO 2 laser surgery plus topical Dermatix Ultra silicone gel led to improvement in scarring ( Figure 8). In November 2022, a panel of nine clinical experts met to review real-world scar management using topical silicone gel, including discussion of individual cases, and to identify areas of consensus based on their clinical expertise. To achieve the best scar results, patients should start using Dermatix Ultra 7g as soon as possible on new scars (until 3 months old), as soon as the wound has healed and the mouth is closed. Dermatix Silicone Gel is used and recommended by plastic surgeons, dermatologists and leading specialists worldwide to effectively reduce scarring. Improvement in scarring in a 45-year-old man with hypopigmented, atrophic, and hypertrophic scar on his nose treated with four rounds of fractional ablative CO2 laser surgery plus topical Dermatix Ultra silicone gel (case 8).

In addition, the experts who provided the cases completed a separate survey of their opinions regarding the use of Dermatix Ultra silicone gel in routine clinical practice. When using Dermatix Ultra 7g regularly and correctly, patients will notice the scars on the body become flat, soft and lighter in color over time. Dermatix® ultra silicone gel can be used on all types of scars once the wound has completely healed and closed. Although silicone gel has improved greatly in the aspect of appearance and convenience of the silicone sheets, there are still some disadvantages of the gel form.

Vitamin C is a potent antioxidant and topical vitamin C has been shown to be a useful agent for the treatment of photoaging and other dermatological conditions. In terms of scar prevention, silicone has been used in the form of silicone sheets in early times, which is later improved to be the form of silicone gel with the advantage of easier usage.A specialist in burns and plastic surgery recommended starting treatment as early as possible in patients with burn wounds, within 7 days after the injury, and continuation for 3 months. Patients were divided into 2 groups: those treated with AnsCare LeniScar Silicone Stick (n = 43) and those treated with Dermatix Ultra gel (n = 25). With its unique blend of silicone gel technology and CPX (Cyclopentasiloxane), Dermatix Ultra Gel offers a soft, silky feel with great spreadability. Factors that affect scar formation, and therefore the treatment options, include race, anatomical location, and wound depth.