Product: Nuvadermis Scar Gel + Scar Tape Bundle
Model: 810092256076, 810092256069
Condition: New
Nuvadermis Scar Tape
Advanced Silicone Scar Treatment: Manage old and new closed scars of various types, including hypertrophic, post-acne, keloid, post-surgery, and c-section with this silicone scar tape
Medical Grade-Scar Tape: Made of premium medical grade silicone, this tape helps reduce the appearance of both old and new scars by improving color and texture while also smoothing and softening the skin; wear for at least 6 weeks for new scars and 4 months for old scars
Easy to Use: Soft, lightweight, and breathable silicone sheets for scars can be worn comfortably for 24 hours without leaving any residue; simply cut the tape to fit your scar and apply it to your skin, and you’ll forget you’re even wearing it
Quality Matters: Nuvadermis provides an effective and non-invasive solution to improve the appearance of scars; each roll of scar tape is made of high-quality materials and formulated by surgeons
Directions: 1) Clean and dry the scar areа. 2) Cut sheet according to the sizе and shape of the scar. 3) Рel off liner from the adhesive side of the sheet. 4) Аpply the adhesive side of the sheet directly on the scar. 5) Еach sheet is reusable for up to 7 days with proper maintenance. 6) Take it off for a shower. If it gets stained, gently wash silicone sheets in warm water and let it dry.
Latex-Free
Water-Resistant
Nuvadermis Scar Gel
Advanced Scar Gel: Made with retinol and allantoin, our formula helps promote skin health, firmness, and elasticity to reduce the appearance of most types of scars, including surgical, burn, hypertrophic, and keloids, making your skin look smooth and even
Scar Gel Helps Improve Skin: Nuvadermis Scar Gel is specially developed for scars, making skin smooth and soft with its light and practical gel texture
Premium Ingredients: Our scar gel, made with high-quality ingredients like Retinol, Allantoin, Vitamin E, Betaine, and Panthenol, helps flatten and smooth scar texture in all skin types; use for as little as 8 weeks for new scars and 3 to 6 months for old scars
Dermatologically Tested: Advanced Scar Gel is a safe and effective gel developed to help with scarring and keloids, manufactured under the highest hygienic standards and quality control, and is Third Party Tested, Cruelty-free, and GMO-free
Directions: Wash and dry scar area. Apply a thin layer of gel to the affected area and gently massage it into the scar until there is no shine, wet, or sticky feeling left. Apply twice daily.
The silicone scar gels and tapes actually work, though not at the same rate for everyone. I’m lucky; my surgeons tell me that I heal exceptionally well, so I seldom really need to resort to these, but as I’ve got some, I use it anyway when I have an incision to deal with. (And having fair skin with a history of spending way too much time outdoors back in the '60s and '70s, I now get skin cancers more often than I want to admit.)
@Perkalicious Silicone is only really good during the healing window of a wound, and it has about a 90-day window before diminishing returns makes it ineffective.
Retinol works for reducing scars, but it takes months (or even years) of regular application to see solid results
@mokiejovis Although the most effective time to use scar tape or sheets is during the first 90 days after the wound closes completely, old keloid scars can sometimes be slowly reduced using the technique as well. My deceased partner saw a significant reduction in an old and very prominent keloid scar from an emergency surgery after a traffic collision, but it took about eight months for it to be reduced enough that she was satisfied with leaving the rest unremediated. I’d say that the reduction was on the order of 70% of the width and elevation originally present, with a complete elimination of the puckering that had been obvious before that. The scar was over 20 years old at the time she began trying to reduce it. Potential results are wildly variable according to the plastic surgeon that she consulted, and many people will see little or no effect. But he considered it to be worth trying, and it was a far less costly solution than more surgery would have been.
@Perkalicious iirc, there is some benefit to keeping skin moist as it’s healing to reduce scarring but I’ve been told by my dermatologist that a tub of Vaseline will work (but not Neosporin, that shit is bad for your skin, throw that shit away)
@heyitslauren Neosporin is for brief use where a shallow wound is not possible to fully clean; it should be removed and not repeated when the would is properly cleaned, as soon as possible. Its usage is preferable to allowing an infection to take hold, but that’s the limit of its applicability. It’s also not suitable for deep wounds due to the difficulty of cleaning it back out, along with the fact that its presence will prevent a deep wound from closing. (Things you learn when you read stuff published elsewhere.)
@macromeh a metaphorical backhoe has worked pretty good for me! Just bury that shit deep inside and never let it up. And a real backhoe worked good on the biggest source after he choked on his own vomit.
Specs
Product: Nuvadermis Scar Gel + Scar Tape Bundle
Model: 810092256076, 810092256069
Condition: New
Nuvadermis Scar Tape
Nuvadermis Scar Gel
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$41.98 (for both) at Amazon
Scar Tape
Scar Gel
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Aug 12
My family has had a pretty bad relationship with knives. So I’m basically sold on the scar gel alone.
/showme a man with ugly scars on his face applying healing gel and tape.
I’m tempted, because I used to be a cutter, but it sounds like I’d have to get a lot of this stuff.
@violue
I know I’m an internet stranger, but I see you and I hope you’re doing alright.
This is going to be the perfect companion to the Wingman Body Groomer I purchased last week!
The silicone scar gels and tapes actually work, though not at the same rate for everyone. I’m lucky; my surgeons tell me that I heal exceptionally well, so I seldom really need to resort to these, but as I’ve got some, I use it anyway when I have an incision to deal with. (And having fair skin with a history of spending way too much time outdoors back in the '60s and '70s, I now get skin cancers more often than I want to admit.)
LONG LIVE THE KING!
/showme Scar from Lion King.
@mediocrebot Good idea, I’m not going to bg to gi iof either.
/buy
@uvassassin It worked! Your order number is: adhesive-buttery-potluck
/showme adhesive buttery potluck
Is this a good substitute for Fruit Gel?
@OnionSoup Only in margaritas.
The tape is probably legit. This gel (not being a silicone gel) is probably a placebo effect at best.
Decent price for the tape, though, depending how much you get. Zooming on the pic looks like a 10ft roll…?
@Perkalicious Silicone is only really good during the healing window of a wound, and it has about a 90-day window before diminishing returns makes it ineffective.
Retinol works for reducing scars, but it takes months (or even years) of regular application to see solid results
@mokiejovis Although the most effective time to use scar tape or sheets is during the first 90 days after the wound closes completely, old keloid scars can sometimes be slowly reduced using the technique as well. My deceased partner saw a significant reduction in an old and very prominent keloid scar from an emergency surgery after a traffic collision, but it took about eight months for it to be reduced enough that she was satisfied with leaving the rest unremediated. I’d say that the reduction was on the order of 70% of the width and elevation originally present, with a complete elimination of the puckering that had been obvious before that. The scar was over 20 years old at the time she began trying to reduce it. Potential results are wildly variable according to the plastic surgeon that she consulted, and many people will see little or no effect. But he considered it to be worth trying, and it was a far less costly solution than more surgery would have been.
@Perkalicious iirc, there is some benefit to keeping skin moist as it’s healing to reduce scarring but I’ve been told by my dermatologist that a tub of Vaseline will work (but not Neosporin, that shit is bad for your skin, throw that shit away)
@heyitslauren Neosporin is for brief use where a shallow wound is not possible to fully clean; it should be removed and not repeated when the would is properly cleaned, as soon as possible. Its usage is preferable to allowing an infection to take hold, but that’s the limit of its applicability. It’s also not suitable for deep wounds due to the difficulty of cleaning it back out, along with the fact that its presence will prevent a deep wound from closing. (Things you learn when you read stuff published elsewhere.)
Wait what? But I wanted to be Frankenstein for Halloween and if I use this then I can’t!!
@Kidsandliz Latex appliances FTW.
Do these products work to alleviate emotional scars?
(Asking for a friend.)
@macromeh a metaphorical backhoe has worked pretty good for me! Just bury that shit deep inside and never let it up. And a real backhoe worked good on the biggest source after he choked on his own vomit.
First!
@wootthereitis <mode=“InigoMontoya”>You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.</mode>
Got this for my brother’s recent head wound.
Another apropos order number
/giphy heady-singular-stitch