Product Spotlight: Medical-Grade Silicone Scar Sheeting

Scars tell stories—but sometimes, we’d rather they be a little quieter. Whether from surgery, burns, or injury, you want a proven, safe way to help your skin heal smoothly. That’s where medical-grade silicone scar sheeting comes in—and Rejûvaskin’s Scar-Fx® is leading the way.

In this spotlight, we’ll break down the science behind silicone sheets, why Scar-Fx stands out, and how you can use it at home for professional-level results.

Why Silicone Scar Sheeting Is the Gold Standard

Silicone sheeting has been recommended by plastic surgeons and dermatologists for decades. It’s considered a first-line, non-invasive treatment for hypertrophic and keloid scars (Mustoe et al., 2002; Gold et al., 2014).

Here’s why it works so well:

Occlusion & Hydration – Silicone sheets form a breathable barrier over the scar, locking in just the right amount of moisture to balance collagen production.
Collagen Regulation – This hydration can reduce excess collagen formation, which is what makes scars thick and raised.
Protection & Comfort – The sheet shields against friction from clothing and environmental irritants.
Temperature Modulation – Slightly warmer skin under the sheet can encourage enzymes that remodel collagen fibers.

Research backs it up: Systematic reviews show silicone sheeting can soften scar texture, reduce redness, and improve overall appearance when used consistently for several weeks (Jiang et al., 2021; O’Brien & Pandit, 2013).

What Makes Rejûvaskin’s Scar-Fx Different

Not all silicone sheets are created equal. Scar-Fx Silicone Sheeting is designed with your skin, your comfort, and your results in mind.

Here’s why it’s a standout:

100% Medical-Grade Silicone – The same quality trusted in hospitals and surgical aftercare.
Reusable for 30–45 Days – Long-lasting performance saves you time and money.
Multiple Sizes & Shapes – Pre-cut to fit common surgical sites (C-section, breast, abdomen, joints, burns).
Self-Adhering & Flexible – Stays put, even on curved areas, and feels soft on the skin.
Hypoallergenic – Gentle on sensitive and post-surgical skin.

How to Use Scar-Fx for Best Results

Using Scar-Fx is simple—but consistency is key.

Wait Until Skin Is Healed
Only apply silicone sheeting to closed, intact skin (no open wounds or stitches).
Clean & Dry the Area
Oils or lotions can interfere with adhesion.
Apply the Sheet
Peel off the protective backing and place it gently over the scar. Use medical tape if needed for extra hold.
Wear for 12–24 Hours Daily
Many users wear Scar-Fx overnight and pair it with RejûvaSil® Silicone Gel during the day.
Care for Your Sheet
Wash with mild soap, air-dry tacky side up, and store on the original backing to extend its lifespan.

The Day-Night Healing Combo

For 24-hour scar care:

Night: Scar-Fx Silicone Sheet – maximum occlusion and hydration while you sleep.
Day: RejûvaSil Silicone Scar Gel – lightweight, invisible, and perfect under clothing or makeup.

This combination supports continuous scar modulation without interrupting your daily routine.

Results You Can Expect

With consistent use over 8–12+ weeks, you may notice:

A flatter, softer scar texture
Reduced redness or discoloration
Less itching or irritation
Greater confidence in your skin’s appearance

Remember: The earlier you start (after healing), the better your results are likely to be.

How Scar-Fx Compares to Other Brands

While other brands offer silicone sheets, many:

Require daily replacement (costly and less eco-friendly)
Use lower-grade silicone
Offer fewer sizing options for specific scar locations

Scar-Fx is physician-trusted, cost-efficient, and designed for real-world wear—so you can focus on healing, not replacing.

Medical-grade silicone sheeting is the gold standard for non-invasive scar management. With its hospital-quality materials, reusable design, and tailored fit, Rejûvaskin’s Scar-Fx makes it easier than ever to achieve smoother, flatter scars from the comfort of home.

Your scar is part of your story—Scar-Fx just helps you write the ending you want.

Works Cited

Gold, M. H., Berman, B., Clementoni, M. T., Gauglitz, G. G., Nahai, F., & Murcia, C. (2014). Updated international clinical recommendations on scar management: Part 1—Evaluating the evidence. Dermatologic Surgery, 40(8), 817–824. Link
Jiang, Q., Kelly, R., & Danilla, S. (2021). Silicone gel sheeting for treating hypertrophic scars. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, CD013357. Link
Mustoe, T. A., Cooter, R. D., Gold, M. H., Hobbs, F. D. R., Ramelet, A., Shakespeare, P. G., ... & Ziegler, U. E. (2002). International clinical recommendations on scar management. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 110(2), 560–571. Link
O’Brien, L., & Pandit, A. (2013). Silicone gel sheeting for preventing and treating hypertrophic and keloid scars. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, CD003826. Link