Silicone Scar Gel for Scars After Surgery, C Section Scar & Deep Scar Removal, Silicone Stick, Silicone Scar Gel for Surgical Scars & Keloid Scar Treatment, Silicone Gel for Scars After Surgery, 4.25g

MADE WITH POWERFUL SILICONE - Our silicone scar gel for surgical scars is designed to effectively minimize and improve the appearance of scars, regardless of their origin-surgical, traumatic, or acne-related scars. This advanced scar treatment for surgical scars also supports keloid scar removal by forming a protective barrier that retains moisture and enhances collagen production in the scar tissue. Over time, this leads to softer, smoother, and less visible scars. PORTABLE & EASY-TO-USE - ScarAid’s glide-on stick applicator offers a user-friendly application process, enabling precise and targeted application directly onto the scarred area and ensuring efficient coverage and absorption of the silicone gel; Plus, its practical stick design allows for on-the-go scar care PERFECT FOR VISIBLE SCARS - This silicone gel stick is a subtle choice for lip scar treatment and application on the face, neck, arm, leg, elbow, knee, and various other areas where silicone strips or tape would be unattractive or hard to apply; Our advanced scar gel is non-greasy, lightweight texture absorbs quickly into the skin without leaving residue; It's ideal for the scars left behind from biopsies. PREMIUM FORMULA, CRAFTED WITH PRIDE IN THE USA - Our exclusive formula is developed and endorsed by professionals adhering to rigorous American quality standards; It's gentle and safe for every skin type, including sensitive skin; Does not contain fragrances or harsh chemicals that may provoke irritation or unwanted reactions FIRST AID FOR SCARS - Scar Aid takes silicone scar management to the next level with our revolutionary silicone stick; Our partners and staff are extremely knowledgeable about the benefits of silicone for the management of keloid and hypertrophic scars, and we encourage you to contact them for additional product information and guidance