From red light therapy to massage therapy to acupuncture, there are other alternative healing methods that can be used in conjunction with Scarfade to help reduce the appearance of scars. Let’s discuss how. Red Light Therapy Studies show that red light therapy can help modulate key cell characteristics that are known to contribute to scarring…. Read more »
Having surgery? Worried about scars forming? Well, it’s a fact of life that surgery leaves scars. But it’s up to you to decide how you will help make them less noticeable. It’s important to note that scars from surgery vary from other types of scars. First, you can’t really avoid a surgical scar, especially when… Read more »
Scars are the last thing we want after suffering an injury or having surgery. Yet they can and do happen, some much more pronounced than others. While scar formation is inevitable in some circumstances, how fast your scar fades and to what degree is entirely in your hands. What you do after an injury will… Read more »
This is the big question you may be faced with after suffering an injury. From a cut to surgery to a burn, there is always a chance a wound can scar, especially if you don’t take good care of it. Sometimes scarring is inevitable in the case of surgical or other deep cuts, but there… Read more »
Did you know weather and temperature changes affect wound healing and scarring? It’s true. Both the sun and the cold can impact how well a wound heals as well as how it scars. In colder weather, the temperature and humidity levels are very low, which means your skin has to do more to remain hydrated…. Read more »
How old you are will affect your ability to heal scarred areas as well as the overall issues that affect your skin. We can’t cling to the supple skin of our youth forever. Whether you’re a teenager or an older adult, proper skincare is essential to preventing fine lines, age spots and wrinkles. In general… Read more »
Scars are scary for kids, especially after experiencing an injury or surgical procedure. Handling scar treatment for kids will take a lot of explanation, patience, a calm demeanor, and persistence. It’s important to let kids know how important good wound management is in minimizing resulting scar appearance. But it’s a fine line between informing them… Read more »
Preventing scars before they happen can be helpful, but for when you can’t…there’s Scarfade. This is a proven silicone micro-membrane scar gel that moisturizes and dries quickly but without a sticky residue, and it’s a key tool in your scar prevention toolbox. Here are some do’s and don’ts to ensure proper scar prevention. Do: Don’t:… Read more »
Scars are bad enough on their own. But there are many side effects that can come with scars, such as pain, sensitivity, itchiness, and more. It’s important to understand those issues so you can enjoy comfort in daily life, even after developing a scar. Many scars can bring painful symptoms, as well as itching, swelling,… Read more »
With the return to school comes the return to sports, activities, and sun exposure – and all the risks associated with them. Here’s how to ensure good back-to-school health as your kids embark on a year of new possibilities. Risk of Sports Injuries Kids can get injured in any number of ways when engaging in… Read more »
I have used Scarfade over the past 14 years off and on for various cuts and even a couple surgeries. I had a horrible two inch cut on my ankle from shaving my leg and now, even 10 years later you can’t see where it was because I used Scarfade Scar Gel. It is important to use it twice a day and be diligent about using the gel until the scar is faded but it is worth it. I have also used Scarfade on my knee after arthroscopic surgery and you can’t see the incisions, the same with my shoulder. When I go in for my final shoulder surgery in March I will again use Scarfade to get rid of the incision marks.
- Trish
