What is the difference between Scaraway Scar Repair Gel and Scaraway Scar Diminishing Serum? Which would be better for removing old scars?
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I can only answer for the Scar Repair Gel. It has helped me. I apply it morning and night according to my doctor's orders. I couldn't find that product in the stores in my area and did try the Scar Away Patch and I didn't like that at all and took it back to the store for a refund. Amazon is where I found what I was looking for.
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Is your scarring and a few lines are on your eyes, face, or body? Because I recommend Youth Express Eye Gel for the eyes and everywhere else on your face. It'll help minimize lines and scars. :) I don't know if you need it but here is my review on my blog: http://www.lauritaalways.com/2014/12/instanatural-review.html I hope that helps!
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It depends on what type of scar it is. I have two keloid scars on my shoulder that ScarAway originally helped but after I had finished with 3 boxes. the scars returned to their previous prominence because I stopped using the product. I did not expect the scars to return but, unfortunately, they did. These scars are several years old now and it looks like they will need plastic surgery since this product and several others did not work.
1973949
There is little difference..I have used both . I love the product for its sheer cover giving the skin a smoother appearance. I do not have deep wrinkles...
276758
These sheets contain glue like silicone on them, which greatly reduces the appearences of scars, they have a tendency to fall off the skin, so i personally recommend to use a tiny piece of clear scotch tape to hold it, and change it as needed, good luck.
1578760
In my opinion, the salicylic peel is better for acne/acne scars (I also have acne). This product is better for fine lines & improving skkn texture. You might also want to try glycolic acid peels...These worked better for me than salicylic.
785147
I think it did a good job lightening the redness on my scar.. It's still visible but definitely better. It's not as raised either now which helps. Good luck with your healing!
1400493
I guess it would depend on what your using it on. I think either would be great for healing process, I use this gel for deeper cuts/punctures.
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I do not know. Thinking maybe the filler "fills" more than the serum? This is the first Roc product I have purchased.
1001113
Is there any difference between the energizing and revitalizing face scrubs? They both seem to indicate that they do the same thing and I assume that both products are basically similar. They may even be the same thing with different names.
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I've never used the serum but I have used the gel for probably 15 years and personally, for me, I LOVE IT. Wouldn't leave home without it. Sorry I can't be of any help on that one other than to whole heartedly vouch for the gel.
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According to the package (strips) insert: "For newly healed wounds, you may begin using ScarAway as soon as the skin is healed and there is no oozing or crusting in the area. Treatment with ScarAway for post surgical scars may typically begin approximately 1-2 weeks after stitches are removed or when cleared by physician or surgeon for use.
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Yes. So long as it is a raised scar. You should use it on the scar when the scar has healed over. You should apply Scarguard twice a day. You can use scotch tape to remove the previous application. Scarguard is designed to adhere to the skin and not wash off, which is why it is reliable and so much better than gels, oils or creams. It also not only creates collagenase-raising tension but also contains hydrocortizone which together melt the collagen, flattening and shrinking the scar.
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The Premium Gel does have a positive effect on Keloid scars, it helps flatten them and fade them. Of course the reviews so clearly let me know that the fresher the Keloid the better the results. There are some scars that no product (short of laser or surgery) are going to fix. If the Premium Scar Gel doesn't do it then Kelo-cote nor Mederma will work either. Besides with this product you have a 60 day money back guarantee, if it doesn't make you happy you get your money back so that you may try something else. I don't think CVS, kelocote or Mederman will let you do that for 60 days. Give it a try. The Premium Gel does have a positive effect on Keloid scars, it helps flatten them and fade them. Of course the reviews so clearly let me know that the fresher the Keloid the better the results. There are some scars that no product (short of laser or surgery) are going to fix. If the Premium Scar Gel doesn't do it then Kelo-cote nor Mederma will work either. Besides with this product you have a 60 day money back guarantee, if it doesn't make you happy you get your money back so that you may try something else. I don't think CVS, kelocote or Mederman will let you do that for 60 days. Give it... » Read More The Premium Gel does have a positive effect on Keloid scars, it helps flatten them and fade them. Of course the reviews so clearly let me know that the fresher the Keloid the better the results. There are some scars that no product (short of laser or surgery) are going to fix. If the Premium Scar Gel doesn't do it then Kelo-cote nor Mederma will work either. Besides with this product you have a 60 day money back guarantee, if it doesn't make you happy you get your money back so that you may try something else. I don't think CVS, kelocote or Mederman will let you do that for 60 days. Give it a try. « Show Less
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I don't know what the difference would be, except the serum would be more fluid than the filler which is more of a cream.
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I'm not really sure, Evelyn. I haven't had any stretch marks yet and I've been using Burt's Bees as preventative care. I do use Mederma scar cream though for some scarring I have. I've had two doctors tell me that they refer Mederma to people who are trying to reduce the visibility of their stretch marks. I'd recommend Mederma! It has been helpful for my scars so far and I'll use it if I end up getting any stretch marks. You have to use it repeatedly though, so get ready to make a routine of it.
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The more expensive one has MSM in it which is for joint health. I use one or the other and cannot see any difference. I decided I'd rather purchase the less expensive one because of that. There doesn't appear to be any difference in the lotion as far as texture or thickness. I get good results from both as far as the magnesium in them. It helps leg cramps at night.