Scar Treat – Get rid of Scars

SCAR TREAT – Advanced Gel Sheet for Scar Reduction

In 1982, a children’s hospital in Australia was looking for a material which could be used under pressure garments to ensure that pressure was being evenly distributed. It was noticed that where the silicone gel was, the scar improved more rapidly. Following this discovery in Australia, clinical trials began in the UK, which found that silicone gel was also effective when used alone.

Why Silicone Sheets?

• When recovering from surgical procedures, burns and obtrusive scars etc silicone gel sheet is the most effective, proven method for scar management
• Specially designed to soften, flatten, fade red dark or raised scars
• Works effectively on recent scars but also on on older scars
• Easy to use, can be worn even on body contours
• Can be cut to fit the scar size
• Silicone is bio-compatible and skin-friendly and will not cause allergy
• Silicone does not promote growth of any microorganisms at the use site, unlike other substrates 

Why Scar Treat Silicone Sheets?

• Made using Medical-Grade silicone from Germany. Cheaper products may use Chinese industrial-grade silicone
• ScarTreat is only about half the price of imported products of equivalent quality
• More convenient to use than scar creams, especially under clothes
• Stays on the skin without any other adhesive or tape
• Adhesive property is retained even after multiple washes

USES:

KELOIDS

• Keloids are firm, rubbery lesions or shiny, fibrous nodules
• Vary from pink to flesh-coloured or red to dark brown in colour
• Non-contagious, but sometimes accompanied by severe itchiness and pain.

HYPERTROPHIC SCARS

• Those Scars confined to the margin of the wound and which does not spread to other areas of the skin
• Hypertrophic scars are more reddish in colour and they may subside over a period of time

   BURN SCARS

• Burn scar contracture is the tightening of the skin after a degree burn. When skin is burned, the surrounding skin begins to pull together, resulting in a contracture.

 ACNE SCARS

• Acne scars occur when normal tissue in the skin is destroyed and replaced with fibrous tissue.

CAESAREAN SCARS

• Forms as part of the natural healing process after a C-section surgery

POST SURGICAL SCARS

• A post-surgical scar is a natural result of the body’s healing process after a surgical procedure. When the skin is cut, the body repairs the wound by producing collagen, leading to scar formation.

Sizes:
Scar Treat silicone sheet is 0.6mm thick. It is available in the following sizes
6 cm x 6 cm
12 cm x 6 cm
15 cm x 3 cm

Instructions for Use

1. Wash your hands before use and gently clean the scar and surrounding skin.
2. Thoroughly dry the area before applying Scar Treat.
3. With a pair of scissors, cut the sheet to the size of the scar  – allowing a little overlap all the way round. Store the gel sheet in a dry place.
4. Remove the printed plastic sheet to reveal the adhesive.
5. Apply Scar Treat, adhesive side down, to the scarred area without  stretching the strip.
6. If your scar is in an awkward position you may wish to use a light bandage or tape to keep Scar Treat in position.
7. Do not held the gel sheet too tightly to the skin as this may cause irritation of the scar and surrounding area.
8. It should be applied to the scar for 4 hours on the first two days of use.
9. The application time should then be increased by 2 hours a day to enable your skin to get used to the gel strip.