We all know we should be wearing sunscreen year-round, but applying SPF is particularly important in the warmer seasons, and this time of year, the sun is blazing! You may have heard claims of chemical sunscreens containing ingredients that may cause hormonal problems, skin sensitivity, tissue da...

We love silicone's scar healing properties so much, we've included it across the board in our scar healing line, like in RejûvaSil Silicone Scar Gel and Scar Esthetique. One of the most common questions we get is this: What's the difference?

As soon as you finish operating on a patient, their skin begins a process of healing that helps ensure that everything inside stays safe. How does the skin actually do this? It really breaks down to an easily understood four-phase process of wound healing.

After blepharoplasty, your patients may worry about the potential for visible scarring or other recovery-related inquiries. This blog will answer those questions so you can equip patients with the proper information for navigating the healing process.

We pride ourselves on making effective skincare products. This is especially important for your patients that are recovering from surgeries and want to eliminate the texture and discoloration of their scar. The key is in the ingredients and the science.

Scars are inevitable following major surgeries, burns, and injuries, so it's likely your patients are already searching for scar heal products. If you would like to help steer them in the right direction, here’s a list of five key ingredients for scar management!