Scars can take away the beauty of the skin and may also reduce the self-confidence of a person.

However, thanks to the medical minds and skin care specialists, it is not difficult to get rid of

scar marks with a simple scar removal treatment. Silicone scar sheeting is said to be a cost-

effective and quick scar reduction treatment. In fact, it is also considered better than laser and

other kinds of treatments. Here are some common frequently asked questions that will help

you know more about the treatment process.

These sheets use advanced patented silicone technology, which is considered as a specially

formulated silicone that mimics the quick and natural barrier function of the healthy skin,

reducing all the scars present and restoring skin to a better and more natural color and texture.

These patches also protect delicate scar area and helps minimize the itching, pain and burning

that often accompany scars.

This innovative technology is uses dermatologically tested gels along with the patches that can

help you get rid of all types of scars. This innovative technology is also used by surgeons in

hospitals and by various burn centers in specialty scar treatment garments, sheeting and masks.

This is considered a cost-effective and quick way to get rid of scars, which makes it better than

all other types of treatments.

These sheets non-surgically reduce the appearance of, or completely remove keloid,

hypertrophic and other types of scars that are a result of chemicals, burns, surgery, cystic acne,

cuts and tattoo removal.

Yes! These sheets are known to cure any type of scar regardless of its age and severity. It is

effective on scars that are years old as well as the ones that are more recent. These sheets

soften, reduce, fade and smoothen the scar so that it becomes similar to your skin natural color

and texture.

Yes! This scar removal treatment can work on any body part, even the areas that are exposed

or hard-to-treat including neck, ears, face, arms, hands, joint areas etc.

However, the treatment duration may vary from person to person and from scar to scar,

depending upon various other factors.