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Scarguard should never be put on open wounds or stitches. Instead, it should be started after the stitches come out and the skin has completely closed. At that point, Scarguard should be painted on twice daily. Most doctors recommend using it for approximately 12 weeks, or until the scar is flat and thin.
Scarguard helps your body make more of a natural enzyme called collagenase. This is your body’s own scar melter.
Topical, silicone, hydrocortisone and vitamin E in a nano-film.
Scarguard is a brush-on liquid with a one-of-a-kind formula that effectively delivers cortisone, silicone and vitamin-E into the skin. It dries in seconds to form a flexible invisible patch. This unique combination of medication and patch activates the body's natural ability to produce collagenase the enzyme that melts scar tissue. Scarguard helps prevent new scars after injury or surgery, and shrinks old scars.
Scarguard should never be put on open wounds or stitches. Instead, it should be started after the stitches come out and the skin has completely closed. At that point, Scarguard should be painted on twice daily. Most doctor recommends using it for approximately 12 weeks, or until the scar is flat and thin.
Independent studies have shown that using Scarguard during the healing process results in as much as 75% less scar tissue!
It does not matter how old the scar is, how it was treated in the past or what caused it. If there is extra collagen, and you melt it, you shrink the scar. Scarguard should be used until the scar is flattened completely.
Physicians typically have their patients use Scarguard for 3 - 4 months for new scars or until old scars are flat.
Scarguard should not be used on open wounds. Wait until the skin is fully closed (usually 1-2 weeks), then apply it twice daily.
Scarguard can be removed by touching a piece of Scotch Tape® over the film and gently lifting. It will usually lift off very easily using this method.
If it does not come off easily, do not pull. Simply apply the next layers on top.
As the layers thicken, they will begin to lift off easily. Do not apply to hair bearing areas such as scalp & brow.
No, Scarguard should not be used over stitches. Wait until the stitches are removed and the skin is fully healed over before applying Scarguard.
These independent clinical published studies are solid proof that Scarguard works.
