Home Scar Treatment - Which Type of Home Based Keloid Scar Treatment Really Works?

You have a lot of choices for home scar treatment. But only one real option. A product made of silicone. It works. Other ingredients are bunk.

Why choose home scar treatment?

1. Cost.
2. Size.
3. Severity.
4. Vulnerability.

1. Cost

o An at-home silicone cream or gel is the most cost-effective way to flatten and fade scars. Period. Nothing else comes close.
o You can get silicone on sheets. But they come off. A layer of topical silicone stays put.
o Everything else is expensive. You need a doctor. Who's paying? Insurance won't.

2. Size

o A tidy surgery mark. The three-stitch wound on your child's forehead. A kitchen burn. Acne. This kind of scarring lends itself to home scar treatment.
o Fading is probably most important to you. Make it smaller or even invisible.

3. Severity

o You are not going to treat a bad burn at home. You need doctors, hospitals, and a lot of specialized care. Preventing burn scarring is the hardest thing.
o You CAN treat severe scarring at home. Keloids and hypertrophics respond to silicone. Heads up if you know you get keloids. Use a home scar treatment gel or cream on any cut or scrape right away.

4. Vulnerability

o If you get keloids, surgeons may not remove them. You will probably just grow more.
o Doctors absolutely warn you not to get a piercing or tattoo.
o If you're vulnerable, keep a silicone gel at home. It can be your only good option for treatment.

You will use a home scar treatment for about six months. Scars were reduced within four months in one study of silicone scar product.

During treatment, the marks need soothing. They itch. They are swollen. They hurt. Silicone is calming. It also promotes healing. This cuts down how long it hurts.

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