cicatricure Face & Body Scar Gel works effectively to reduce the appearance of scars caused by surgery, injuries, burns, and acne. Made with an innovative formula, the scar gel contains ingredients that hydrate and soften for healthier-looking, rejuvenated skin. It reduces scar coloration, for a more even skin tone.

Proven efficacy:​ 84% of women saw less dark spots​, 79% of women felt a more even skin tone​.

cicatricure Antimanchas Gel Moisturizing Face Cream instantly brightens skin and helps diminish the look of dark spots and patches. It helps hydrate and smooth skin on the face and neck. Formulated with Pearl Glow Technology, this gentle exfoliant brightens and evens skin texture while hydrating and reviving skin.

Cicatricure Scar Diminishing Gel is a unique formula that acts to reduce the appearance of existing scars due to injury, surgery, burns, acne, or even stretch marks. This scar cream can be used on your face and body and helps to reduce the appearance of stretch marks and other blemishes.

When a person uses it on a new scar, they may see effects after about 8 weeks. For older scars, a person may need to regularly apply the gel for up to 6 months before seeing any results. Some people may experience itchiness and skin dryness.

Mederma Advanced Scar Gel should be applied once a day for 8 weeks on new scars and 3 to 6 months on old scars. For optimal results, use the product as directed, one time daily, each day, every day. Massage gently until the product is absorbed.

With certain scar treatments, you can start to see results after just 2 weeks. While most scars should fade over time, there are many ways you can help speed up their fading and potentially make them fade more than they would naturally.

Scar Process It will take six to 18 months for the scar to have its final appearance. Your scar should gradually soften and fade over these six to 18 months, but will look pink initially (photo B). Some scars never fade. If your scar stays pink after 12 to 18 months please call to discuss options.

For non-raised scars, surgery may be an option used to alter a scar's shape to make it less noticeable. Dermabrasion, microneedling, and laser resurfacing can help to make scars 'blend in'. Lastly, fillers can be effective to help raise sunken scars. These treatments are only temporary and would need to be repeated.

How long does it take for hyperpigmentation to fade? Once what's causing the dark spots or patches is found and stopped, fading can take time. A spot that is a few shades darker than your natural skin color will usually fade within 6 to 12 months. If the color lies deep in your skin, however, fading can take years.

According to the National Institutes of Health, it takes between two and three years for scars to turn pale and the skin to mature. That's a very wide time span, and it can be disheartening to experience this very slow process, especially when you see the scar every day.

It can take up to 12-18 months after your injury or operation for a scar to heal. A normal scar will become darker initially and after a period of time this will start to fade. Dark scars can remain for years or indefinitely in people with darker skin.