Description
Silicone treatment to help make scar tissue less visible
Improscar Stick® is a water-resistant silicone stick for those looking to effectively treat scars on their face and also minimize the visibility of scars on the body. The stick can be used anywhere on the body and is discreet yet effective, useful for those who are looking to minimize scars they find unappealing. This makes Improscar Stick® perfect to use after surgery, injury or as an acne scar treatment on fresh scars. Note that the product will not fill the indentations that are often associated with acne scars, but it can reduce the visibility of the scar by decreasing the redness and partially smoothing out the scar.
Improscar Stick® provides an optimal environment for treating scar tissue that has formed after acne, eczema, or other common skin conditions that many suffer from. Many people who suffer from noticeable skin conditions, especially on the face, may find it difficult to be around other people. Feeling ashamed of the appearance of a scar can make people choose to isolate themselves. In these cases, a scar treatment like Improscar Stick® is very effective not only to reduce the visibility of the scar but also in helping the person get their self-esteem back.
Improscar Stick® creates a transparent membrane over the scar tissue which protects the scar from external stress such as rain, sweat and more. Regardless of where on the body you may have scar tissue, Improscar helps you to effectively reduce the visibility of the scars, so that you can feel confident in your skin once again. Improscar Stick® is made with medical grade silicone which provides a secure layer of protection.
Doctors have used silicone for scar treatment since 1982 with good results and safety documented in several medical studies. Improscar Stick® 50 is a medical device with CE marking in Europe and registration with the FDA for sales in the United States.
Ingredients: Stearyl Dimethicone (and) Octadecene, Caprylyl Methicone, C30-45 Alkyl Methicone (and) C30-45 Olefin.
