Scar Fade UV ( Reduces scar-associated pain, itching, and discoloration )

Doctor's First Recommendation:

Silicone gel has demonstrated efficacy in scar management and prevention, establishing itself as the gold standard among plastic surgeons and dermatologists globally. Scar Fade UV has undergone clinical testing, showing effectiveness in reducing the redness, hardness, elevation, itch, and pain associated with scars.

Proven Clinical Efficacy:

According to the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, silicone gel alone is currently the most accepted treatment for both old and new hypertrophic scars. Extensive research has established the effectiveness and safety of silicone gel in scar treatment and prevention.

Key Features:

1. SPF 30 Protection: Scar Fade UV is the only 100% silicone scar treatment with SPF 30, providing essential sun protection for areas exposed to sunlight, such as the face, neck, chest, or hands.

2. Transparent and Odorless: This silicone gel self-dries to form an invisible, breathable sheet within four minutes, making it discreet and comfortable to wear.

3. Elastic Protection: Offers elastic protection to the scar area, promoting optimal healing and minimizing discomfort.

4. Comprehensive Scar Care: Reduces scar-associated pain, itching, and discoloration, contributing to overall scar improvement and patient comfort.

5. Cosmetic Compatibility: Once dry, Scar Fade UV allows for the application of cosmetics, facilitating seamless integration into daily skincare and makeup routines.

Usage Instructions:

Apply Scar Fade UV twice daily to clean, dry skin, focusing on the scarred area. Allow the gel to dry completely before applying cosmetics or clothing. Continued use over time can help prevent, reduce, and treat keloid and hypertrophic scars resulting from various causes, including general or cosmetic surgery, injury, burns, or post-laser/chemical peel treatments.

Indications:

Scar Fade UV is indicated for the prevention, reduction, and treatment of keloid and hypertrophic scars resulting from surgical procedures, injuries, burns, and post-laser/chemical peel treatments.