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After a surgery, which ointment can cure the leftover scars the fastest.
Just got an operation done where in a small piece of illiac bone is taken & placed in my right little finger. Scars on the hip region still persist and are quite prominent. Can you please suggest the best ointment available to cure these scars as quickly as possible without any side effects.
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December 22, 2010 3:20 PM There are a couple of things you can use to help with your scar. For open/wet wounds: Wound-Be-Gone Hydrophilic Scar Gel MMH ID: 54140: http://bit.ly/aNuQ5A Wound be gone creates a (more) There are a couple of things you can use to help with your scar. For open/wet wounds: Wound-Be-Gone Hydrophilic Scar Gel MMH ID: 54140: http://bit.ly/aNuQ5A Wound be gone creates a layer over the wound so that it can still heal and helps to prevent scab/scar formation. It blocks out the bad bugs (bacteria) and decreases swelling, itching and redness. After the wound closes/seals you can follow up on one of these two scar creams. They will help to blend any scar tissue into the surrounding skin, flatten and lighten the scar tissue. Scar Esthetique Scar Healing & Reduction Cream: Buy 2, Save 10% MMH ID: 45761 http://bit.ly/fYOJke Kelo-cote Scar Healing & Reduction Gel (15g or 60g) MMH ID: 10066: http://bit.ly/c7VUAx Both of these scar creams are silicone based. Scar Esthetique has more ingredients in it to help with healing like arnica (for swelling) vitamins and antioxidants. Kelo-Kote is a silicone only gel that is fast drying. Its great for sensitive skin types since it has less ingredients. If you have any questions on scar products please feel free to contact us and we would be more than happy to discuss and offer a suggestion! 866-363-4325 (less) |
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