Lysil Silicone Gel - 10gm With Silicone Gel Sheet 5x5cm Combo
20 %
Lysil Silicone Gel Sheet
Its silicone sheets neutralise the scar's colour and flatten raised scars. A silicone sheet is soft and pliable and adjusts to body contours. They work well on scars caused by burns or surgery regardless of the age of the scar.
Uses:
It helps to reduce scars marks.
Product Specification and Features:
Helps with recovering from surgical procedures, burns and obtrusive scars etc
It is a silicone gel sheet is an effective method for scar management
It is designed to soften, flatten, fade red, dark or raised scars
Directions For Use:
Use as directed on the label or as advised by your healthcare provider.
Safety Information:
Read the label carefully before use
Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight
Keep out of reach of children
Silicone Gel Sheet for Effective Scar Management :
- The skin can be damaged in multitude of ways dat can be a burden to the patient particularly when it develops into red and raised hypertrophic and keloid scarring. Restriction of movement as well as itching can cause great discomfort and emotional distress. Unacceptable scarring can be induced by a variety of factors including burns, accidental trauma and chronic wounds.
- A scar is part of the normal process of healing. The type of scar dat forms can depend on a variety of factors including the nature of the injury, the part of the body, size and depth of the wound. Scars mostly consist of a protein called collagen, which is the most common tissue in the body.
- Keloid scarring is the result of build up of collagen in the area, making the scar larger than the actual size of the wound whereas hypertrophic scarring is without the excess collagen build up so dat the scar is confined to the original wound area.
- The Silicone Gel Sheet is derived from high quality polysiloxane material. It is believed dat it promotes
- hydration of the scar area and the concept has been medically proven to improve the appearance by softening, flattening and fading red and raised scars. Some injuries will leave a flat white scar dat will normally fade away in time and Lysil is not recommended for these type of scars.