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Reduce the appearance of scars with help from Scarfade Gel. This is topical silicone gel which is applied like a cream. It dries quickly and leaves no sticky residue. Can be worn under cosmetics to help conceal the scar during treatment. Scarfade is easily tolerated by children and can be worn 24 hours a day. It washes off with soap and water and can be reapplied as soon as the skin is dry.

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Wash the affected area and pat dry. Gently massage a small amount of Scar Gel into the scar and gently wipe away the excess with a tissue until the area is dry and no longer tacky. Use twice daily in the morning and night. May be covered with cosmetic blush or camouflage. Use for 8-16 weeks or until no further improvement is noticed. Use carefully around the eye area. For facelift and eyelid incision care - Apply Scarfade with a Q-tip.
CAUTION: Avoid using near the eyes or mucus membranes. Not for use on open wounds or unhealed skin. If redness or irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult your physician. Keep this product out of reach of children.

Dimethicone, Silicone Dioxide (Micronized Quartz Crystals).

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  Shirley Rozelle (6/24/2010)
After a recent facial skin cancer,episode,my doctor gave me a sample of ScarFade. I followed his instructions. I had a class reunion coming up in less than 2 months. To my delight,the large scar on my cheek,was reduced to half its size and my normal skin color was almost perfect. I was really amazed because,I usually have more scarring than average.ScarFade does exactly what it claims to. Do yourself a favor,try it. You won`t be sorry!
Pros: Not noticeable afer application. Not greasy or messy,or shiny.Just a drop goes so far.
Cons: Can't think of a thing.

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  Ashley (3/24/2010)
We purchased ScarFade as part of the after care instructions for our daughter`s cleft lip surgery. We feel that it has helped the scar indeed fade pretty well. Even though the surgery was two years ago, we continue to apply the ScarFade at night.

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  Tricia Wilson (1/4/2010)

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  Lana (1/2/2010)

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  nell sherwood (8/29/2009)
It seems to be working-slowly.
Pros: It is easy to apply.
Cons: I have been using it nearly 6 months so it takes a long time.

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  Suzann (4/21/2009)

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  Darice (3/4/2009)
This is the third time we have used Scar Fade on a family member and it works great. Two of the three applications were used on the face, and on young children after plastic surgery, as was recommended by their plastic surgeon. The product does a wonderful job at helping the scar fade, and both of the incision lines look great (one 5 years later and one after just three months). I highly recommend this product for anyone who wants a clean looking incision line after surgery, especially if it is is an area that will always be quite noticeable (like a face).
Pros: Works extremely well and lives up to its billing

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  Jim (1/19/2009)
When I put it on it stains my shhets and shirts
Pros: It seems to be working slowly
Cons: See Above

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  lynn (1/7/2009)
have been using for 2 months, immediately after surgery. surgery scar is still visible and red.
Pros: can be worn under makeup and is not greasy. no irritation compared to other products.
Cons: has not made scar less noticeable. Must still camouflage with makeup

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  Sean Kasky (12/15/2008)
I noticed results from this product about the same week I began using it. I was a bit concerned because it was cheaper than some of its competitors, and I`ve always been a scrict believer in the montra, ``you get what you pay for.`` However, it was recommended by my plastic surgeon and i figured, it`s no skin off his back (no pun intended) if I buy the more expensive of these products, or this one. So I bought Scarfade and I`ve seen continuingly good results from it. Also, the transaction with DermatologistRx was easy, effective, and painless.
Pros: You don't feel it when it's on, it's not greasy once it dries. And my scars are diminishing.

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  Jennifer (9/18/2007)

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