Johnson & Johnson's Plastic Surgery division, Mentor Corp. picked Scarguard as THE ONLY scar product to sell to plastic surgeons to make their work look better. Clinical trials proved it WORKS. Burn? Medical research shows that Silicone, Cortisone and Vitamin E are extremely powerful scar fighters if used properly. Scarguard is the #1 scar treatment of plastic surgeons worldwide and you can get it today without a prescription!.
Scarguard is a liquid that brushes on and quickly forms an invisible protective layer, delivering all of these treatments. Twice a day, simply lift it off with a piece of scotch tape and reapply. It has been proven to decrease scar tissue tremendously if used after an injury has closed. It will also work on old scar tissue if it is thick and raised!
Dark scars, age spots, liver spots, freckles and melasma can be challenging. ScarLight Lightning Serum is up to the challenge. A revolutionary, disappearing serum, it can be used along with Scarguard on a scar, or under makeup invisibly.
Scarguard is a liquid that brushes on and quickly forms an invisible protective layer, delivering all of these treatments. Twice a day, simply lift it off with a piece of scotch tape and reapply. It has been proven to decrease scar tissue tremendously if used after an injury has closed. It will also work on old scar tissue if it is thick and raised!
Dark scars, age spots, liver spots, freckles and melasma can be challenging. ScarLight Lightning Serum is up to the challenge. A revolutionary, disappearing serum, it can be used along with Scarguard on a scar, or under makeup invisibly.
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Many scar products on the market today do not work.
If you look at the ingredients, you might be shocked to see they are onion creams or oils with no science behind them at all!
So how do you find something that actually works?.
Scarguard was invented by a plastic surgeon for plastic surgeons to control scarring after surgery.
After extensive review, it was bought by the Mentor division of Johnson & Johnson for distribution to plastic surgeons and dermatologists.
It quickly became the #1 product dispensed by plastic surgeons for scars* and gained high acclaim in the medical literature as effective to reduce scar formation after surgery or injury and to reduce old overgrown scars.
If you look at the ingredients, you might be shocked to see they are onion creams or oils with no science behind them at all!
So how do you find something that actually works?.
Scarguard was invented by a plastic surgeon for plastic surgeons to control scarring after surgery.
After extensive review, it was bought by the Mentor division of Johnson & Johnson for distribution to plastic surgeons and dermatologists.
It quickly became the #1 product dispensed by plastic surgeons for scars* and gained high acclaim in the medical literature as effective to reduce scar formation after surgery or injury and to reduce old overgrown scars.
Ultra-thin silicone sheets with Vitamin E are great to help your c-section and other scars.
Vitamin E Sheets is an ultra-thin, nearly invisible, silicone scar sheet that uses medical grade silicone infused with vitamin E that is believed to mimic the normal skin's natural barrier function thereby improving the appearance of scars both old and new.
Vitamin E Sheets is an ultra-thin, nearly invisible, silicone scar sheet that uses medical grade silicone infused with vitamin E that is believed to mimic the normal skin's natural barrier function thereby improving the appearance of scars both old and new.
It's important to understand and identify the type of scar you have so it can be treated properly.
When scars are raised and thick you can use Scarguard MD or Scarsheet MD to improve the appearance.
Raised scars occur when the body over-produces collagen to fill in the gap caused by injury or surgery.
Most are called hypertrophic scars where excess collagen has created a raised bump above the skin.
Sometimes a hypertrophic scar can grow into a keloid which is a condition where the collagen has grown outside the original wound area.
When scars are raised and thick you can use Scarguard MD or Scarsheet MD to improve the appearance.
Raised scars occur when the body over-produces collagen to fill in the gap caused by injury or surgery.
Most are called hypertrophic scars where excess collagen has created a raised bump above the skin.
Sometimes a hypertrophic scar can grow into a keloid which is a condition where the collagen has grown outside the original wound area.
Here are some common injury and acne scars.
To better understand the type of scar that you have so it can be properly treated, you should first identify if it's a raised or sunken scar.
Keloid Scars - A keloid is a thickened scar in which there is overgrowth of scar tissue and collagen beyond the borders of the original scar.
Treatment -Keloids are harmless but can be itchy or painful for some individuals.
Raised or hypertrophic scars and keloids can be treated with Scarguard MD and ScarSheet MD.
To better understand the type of scar that you have so it can be properly treated, you should first identify if it's a raised or sunken scar.
Keloid Scars - A keloid is a thickened scar in which there is overgrowth of scar tissue and collagen beyond the borders of the original scar.
Treatment -Keloids are harmless but can be itchy or painful for some individuals.
Raised or hypertrophic scars and keloids can be treated with Scarguard MD and ScarSheet MD.
Here are some common injury and acne scars.
To better understand the type of scar that you have so it can be properly treated, you should first identify if it's a raised or sunken scar.
C-Section Scar - Caesarean sections, commonly called C-sections, are performed on women giving birth.
The incision is usually either horizontal along the bikini line or vertical, and it leaves a scar behind.
Treatment - It is possible to treat a C-section scar using Scarguard MD or Scarsheet MD every day and night for 6-8 months.
To better understand the type of scar that you have so it can be properly treated, you should first identify if it's a raised or sunken scar.
C-Section Scar - Caesarean sections, commonly called C-sections, are performed on women giving birth.
The incision is usually either horizontal along the bikini line or vertical, and it leaves a scar behind.
Treatment - It is possible to treat a C-section scar using Scarguard MD or Scarsheet MD every day and night for 6-8 months.
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