| Concerns | Compromised Skin |
| Ingredients | Green Tea |
| Regimen | Protect |
| Type | Gel |
Directions for Use:
Apply Gel 2-3 times daily to dry surface. Can be used with scar occlusion dressings, layered under pressure garments or under clothing. Continue until skin starts to heal (re-epithelization), typically 10-14 days after the initial wound occurs.Key Ingredients:
- Silicone (Dimethicone)
- Bromelain
- Papain
- Allantoin
- Green Tea Polyphenols
- Tocopherol (Vitamin E)
Silicone Scar Gel
Regular price$52.00
- Availability In stock
This scar gel has a proprietary formula that creates the optimal environment for health and skin renewal. Used post-procedure, Medical Grade Ingredients form a breathable, protective shield to help smooth the texture of atrophic scars: in-office treatments, blemishes, burns, tattoos, lacerations, abrasions with minimal or no scarring while reducing visible redness.
Formulated with a proprietary blend of ingredients to protect and create the optimal environment to support skin renewal and healing. Clinically proven to fade, soften and smooth the texture of old scars, blemishes, burns, tattoos and stretch marks. Used post procedure, this treatment forms a breathable, protective shield over wounds that hydrates, soothes and allows skin to heal with minimal scarring and pigmentation changes.
- Medical-Grade Silicone forms a protective barrier that allows skin to renew and heal Bromelain- Naturally derived from pineapple, is an enzyme that helps remove dead skin cells
- Papain rejuvenates skin by helping to remove dead skin cells and softening the epidermis
- Allantoin moisturizes by attracting and maintaining the water content in cells; and supports healthy cell function.
- Green Tea Polyphenols and Vitamin E help calm, nourish and protect skin
| Concerns | Compromised Skin |
| Ingredients | Green Tea |
| Regimen | Protect |
| Type | Gel |
Directions for Use:
Apply Gel 2-3 times daily to dry surface. Can be used with scar occlusion dressings, layered under pressure garments or under clothing. Continue until skin starts to heal (re-epithelization), typically 10-14 days after the initial wound occurs.Key Ingredients:
- Silicone (Dimethicone)
- Bromelain
- Papain
- Allantoin
- Green Tea Polyphenols
- Tocopherol (Vitamin E)
