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There are several different types of scars, says Dr. Rapaport, and you should figure out which kind you have before choosing a treatment.

Lastly, you might find an unusual ingredient in many scar creams—onion extract. This ingredient has been shown to be an effective complementary treatment to many more common scar-healing ingredients like allantoin and petroleum-based ointments. KELO-COTE® is an advanced silicone formula clinically proven to help prevent and treat old and new hypertrophic and keloid scars resulting from accidents, surgery, c-section, trauma, wounds and burns.Fortunately, there are ways to promote healthy cell growth and regeneration and reduce the appearance of scars. One way to encourage cell regeneration is through proper wound care. Keeping the wound sanitized and moisturized can aid in its natural healing process and reduce the likelihood of scarring. Products that contain hydrating and collagen-boosting ingredients can help diminish the appearance of scars over time by stimulating cell regeneration. At first, many scars will be raised above the skin but some will flatten out over time, creating a flat scar that often blends in with the color of your skin. People often don’t feel the need to treat these scars since they are already flush with their skin, but if you want your scar to blend in better with your skin color, a treatment containing allantoin or onion extract may affect the pigmentation of your scar. Stretch Marks BHAs (beta hydroxy acids) such as salicylic acid can really help to smooth out acne scars. They resurface and renew your skin, helping to minimise pits and lines and even out your skin tone. Adalyser sets this cookie to determine whether there is an active session and which conversions have taken place in this session to prevent duplicates, stores a list of events in this session. There are a variety of treatments for scars, including prescribed or over-the-counter topical creams, laser therapy, injections, and surgical removal. However, even with these treatments, scars may not completely disappear. In this case, encouraging healthy cell regeneration can be the safe, natural, and effective solution to completely diminish the appearance of scars.

Sometimes you need the protection of our advanced formula silicone treatment, but your scar is either too large, too hard to reach or is sensitive to the touch – like a burn scar, for example. If that sounds like you, take a look at our KELO-COTE® Spray. Made with the same clinically-proven formula as our Scar Gel and designed to offer the same level of treatment and protection, our Spray comes in a self-drying formula that’s specially designed to lightly cover larger or more sensitive scars. And as with our Gel, it’s clinically-proven to both improve the appearance of existing hypertrophic and keloid scars in around 82% of patients AND help prevent abnormal scarring in up to 67% of surgery patients after just four months of twice-daily treatment. KELO-COTE® is effective on a range of scars younger than four years old including: - Surgical scars - C-section scars - Cosmetic Surgery - Burns Scars - Children's scars Warning or Restrictions Gels or sheets made of silicone are available over the counter to help with healing and fading fresh scars and are the most suggested and effective at-home scar healing product, Dr. Rogers suggests. “Use these on a daily basis for 90 days after a scarring event, and they’re likely to make your scar less red,” she says. Silicone gels should be applied twice daily for up to four months and the silicone sheets should be used for 12 to 24 hours daily for three to six months, she suggests. We tested 30 scar creams in total. We rated the products based on their overall effectiveness, how they felt on our skin, if they had any scent, how easy they were to use, and what we thought their value was based on their cost and how well they worked. We also paid close attention to our scars during the testing process—to see if they were changing—and did a photo-based comparison at the end of our testing to get an objective look at any significant reduction in scarring. Apply on the affected area four times daily, It is advised to apply twice in daytime and twice at night. It is also advised to apply it consistently over a long period of time so as to ensure a long lasting protection and that the skin tag does not return ConclusionThese scars stem from burns or extensive traumas and tend to be more difficult to resolve due to their complexity when healing, says Dr. Friedman. Hyperpigmented and hypopigmented scars

KELO-COTE® is an advanced silicone formula clinically proven to help prevent and treat old and new hypertrophic and keloid scars resulting from accidents, surgery, C-section, trauma, wounds and burns. Features There are several types of scars, each with their own characteristics. The most common type of scar is a hypertrophic scar, which is raised and red and may fade over time. There is also the normal fine-line scar, which commonly appears after a minor wound like a cut or after surgery. Core ingredients: Water, Aloe Vera Extract, Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Beta-Glucan, Glycerin, Carbomer Dr. Brazzo says that the actual form of the treatment you choose isn’t that important (aside from choosing the right product for the right body part).Before you start treatments to try and get rid of your scar, it’s essential to know exactly which type of scar you’re working with to determine the best option for you. Derma E Scar Gel: We liked the ease of application with this gel, but the lavender scent was overpowering and the small amount you get for the cost seemed a little unreasonable since it didn’t have a hugely noticeable effect on our scars. Silicone gel delivers results faster than most other scar-reducing treatments, but you still need to put in some work (and patience). Massage a small amount into the scar with your fingers in a circular motion for about 10 minutes, two or three times a day, every day, for a few weeks or months to help clear the scar tissue.