Scars
Care for scars with cream, ointment or silicone. Reduce complaints of itching and tight skin and help your scar heal better.
Care for scars with cream, ointment or silicone. Reduce complaints of itching and tight skin and help your scar heal better.
Scars occur after an open wound or after surgery. A scar is thin and fragile and therefore more likely to sustain damage from the outside.
That's why you need to care for and protect scars.
NOTE: In the first 2 years after your wound has closed, you can still change the shape and color of your scar. After this, your scar has 'matured' and you can use ointment or cream to improve suppleness and reduce itching.
The above tips help with a better and faster recovery of your scar. Keeping the wound clean prevents infections, avoiding the sun prevents further damage to your scar and not stretching the skin much ensures that your scar can recover calmly.
You often want to treat an abnormal scar with silicone. Ask your doctor for advice.
Damaged skin (scar) loses too much moisture. This causes the body to continue to produce scar tissue. This can cause a different scar and scar symptoms such as itching, pain and tight skin.
A good moisture balance in the skin ensures that scar complaints decrease and the scar is visibly reduced and cosmetically improved. Use a good moisturizing cream, silicone gel or silicone bandage for this.