Are these good for keloid scars
1176048
Yes I have a key loud scar and they have flattened and lightened my scar. It also helps the itching and burning.
1176049
Yes but you would have to keep using them, they don't stick that well if your a sweater
1010831
For me it hasn't not made any impacts on my stretch marks (caused by loosing weight), but everyone is different so it could help depending on how old the scars are
1872553
Hi Brian,Yes. Our Vitamin C will help with Acne scar over time, yet we recommend that for this issue you will use our other serum, the Super C serum. It contains, beside other form of Vitamin C, also healing ingredients like Marine Kelp and ingredients that encourages creating new skin like Epidermal Growth Factor. These fantastic ingredients are not found in any other common Vitamin C serum on the market. It suits better for sensitive skin and can be used twice a day.The best solution is to use both, the Super C twice a day, and the Vitamin C serum 2-3 times a week to gain some extra gentle exfoliation that will help rejuvenating the skin.Thanks,F. Poletti Hi Brian,Yes. Our Vitamin C will help with Acne scar over time, yet we recommend that for this issue you will use our other serum, the Super C serum. It contains, beside other form of Vitamin C, also healing ingredients like Marine Kelp and ingredients that encourages creating new skin like Epidermal Growth Factor. These fantastic ingredients are not found in any other common Vitamin C serum on the market. It suits better for sensitive skin and can be used twice a day.The best solution is to use both, the Super C twice a day, and the Vitamin C serum 2-3 times a week... » Read More Hi Brian,Yes. Our Vitamin C will help with Acne scar over time, yet we recommend that for this issue you will use our other serum, the Super C serum. It contains, beside other form of Vitamin C, also healing ingredients like Marine Kelp and ingredients that encourages creating new skin like Epidermal Growth Factor. These fantastic ingredients are not found in any other common Vitamin C serum on the market. It suits better for sensitive skin and can be used twice a day.The best solution is to use both, the Super C twice a day, and the Vitamin C serum 2-3 times a week to gain some extra gentle exfoliation that will help rejuvenating the skin.Thanks,F. Poletti « Show Less
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Yes, it will emphasize the scars. I would try some of the Missha BB creams if you are looking for full coverage.
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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.
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I do not believe this product is meant to reduce scars. It is a super soothing disinfectant. This is an ionic silver gel that I believe can help heal wounds or prevent infection. This gel in a stronger form is used in hospitals especially on burn victims. A different product named Strivectin-SD is meant to reduce scars. I have used it for several years as it seems to be great for my skin and appears to soften both scars and wrinkles. Good luck...
783690
No. It only works on raised scars. There is no product currently available that works on sunken scars. Many products make that claim but it is physically and biologically impossible. Laser surgery can work on sunken scars - you should talk to a dermatologist or plastic surgeon. Scarguard works because is biomechanically attaches to skin and so does not roll up, fall off or wipe off like creams or patches. This means it keeps working 24/7.
155948
no all this cream really does is make your skin dry no cream you use can get rid of deep scars trust me all you will be doing is wasting time and money research it online there really is no cure maybe with the exception of surgery
194274
I wud not recommend this to b use in a raised scar. I beleive ur reffering to a keloid and this product in itself can aggravate the scar .
160623
They were fine when I used them on my skin ! Im sure they will be fine for you too :)
2238160
They are not going to disappeared 100%, but really help to improve your collagen, the quality of your skin and minimize spots & wrinkles without getting a red face the next day. I prefer this that expensive laser treatments.
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I had a breast and arm reduction and this is the product that was recommended by my Plastic Surgeon. I have been wearing them since my incisions healed (about 6-8 weeks now). The only thing I can tell at this point is that they seem to keep the scars soft. I am having some scaring issues so frankly, I am afraid to not use them! What I wouldn't count on is them lasting 12 weeks. Fabric fuzz sticks to them very easily and then they don't want to adhere. They tell you to rinse them but it is almost impossible to get it all off without removing the silicone. However, you may not have as much trouble in the abdomen area as I do on my arms because you aren't moving that area as much. Good Luck! I had a breast and arm reduction and this is the product that was recommended by my Plastic Surgeon. I have been wearing them since my incisions healed (about 6-8 weeks now). The only thing I can tell at this point is that they seem to keep the scars soft. I am having some scaring issues so frankly, I am afraid to not use them! What I wouldn't count on is them lasting 12 weeks. Fabric fuzz sticks to them very easily and then they don't want to adhere. They tell you to rinse them but it is almost impossible to get it all off without removing the silicone. However, you may not have as much... » Read More I had a breast and arm reduction and this is the product that was recommended by my Plastic Surgeon. I have been wearing them since my incisions healed (about 6-8 weeks now). The only thing I can tell at this point is that they seem to keep the scars soft. I am having some scaring issues so frankly, I am afraid to not use them! What I wouldn't count on is them lasting 12 weeks. Fabric fuzz sticks to them very easily and then they don't want to adhere. They tell you to rinse them but it is almost impossible to get it all off without removing the silicone. However, you may not have as much trouble in the abdomen area as I do on my arms because you aren't moving that area as much. Good Luck! « Show Less
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I would check with a dermatologist. You may have to have the old scar removed and work on the new scar. It's worth checking into.
435597
Not that I have noticed or heard of. I highly recommend it for moisturizing at night and to use every night. If you would like to use a good product that is natural for scars, I recommend essential oils made by DoTerra. Their oils are certified pure, therapeutic grade and extracted naturally from aromatic plants. Web search DoTerra and find a rep near you. I attended a mtg on DoTerra and there was a testimony by a user that had used oils to make scars disappear and it did.
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I believe so. There is myscaraway.com that has all the answers and you can call them for more information. My scar is new only since December 2013. Helped reduce pain and discomfort and flattened out the scar which is nice. Go to the source though.
1431389
Sometimes I did sometimes I didn't. The main part is the gel pads. My scar was on my stomache so I could leave it on all the time. I think the liquid is good if you have the scar on an obvious place like your face or an open area that you don't want to constantly wear the gel pads. If you constantly use the pads the rests are amazing.
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I'm sorry I do not know the answer to that question. I purchased this product to make lotion, and while I know that it works wonders for dry skin, I can't definitively say whether or not it could help regenerate scar tissue. Sorry!