Scars tell stories—but that doesn’t mean they have to stay forever.
Whether you’re recovering from surgery, injury, or a skin condition, the key to effective scar care isn’t just what product you use—it’s how you use it. That’s why a multi-step routine combining silicone sheeting, compression therapy, and scar massage is the gold standard for reducing the appearance of hypertrophic and keloid scars.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through a science-backed scar treatment protocol that incorporates Rejuvaskin’s Scar Fx Silicone Sheeting, alongside proven techniques that soften, flatten, and fade scars over time—without irritation.

Why Combine Scar Therapies?

Scar treatment is most effective when you take a comprehensive approach. Each technique in this protocol plays a unique role:

• Silicone sheeting: Locks in hydration and regulates collagen production.

• Compression therapy: Reduces blood flow and scar height.

• Massage therapy: Breaks up collagen bundles and improves elasticity.

Used together, these methods support your skin's natural healing process and significantly enhance long-term results.

Step 1: Silicone Sheeting (Your Foundation)

What it does:
Silicone sheeting is considered the most effective non-invasive option for scar management. It mimics the natural barrier of your skin, improving hydration and signaling your body to regulate excess collagen production.

Why Rejuvaskin’s Scar Fx is different:
Unlike many over-the-counter silicone products, Rejuvaskin’s Scar Fx Silicone Sheeting is made from 100% medical-grade silicone, clinically proven to reduce the appearance of both hypertrophic and keloid scars—without added irritation. It adheres comfortably to all areas of the body and is safe for long-term use.

Evidence-backed:
Clinical studies support the use of silicone sheeting to reduce scar thickness, redness, and discomfort over time (Meaume et al., 2014).

Step 2: Scar Massage (Break It Up to Heal It Right)

What it does:
Gentle, consistent massage helps break up dense collagen bands under the skin, increasing pliability and improving the scar’s texture and appearance.

How to do it:

• Wait until your incision or wound is fully closed (usually 2–3 weeks post-procedure).

• Use a nickel-sized amount of Rejuvaskin Skin Recovery Cream or Scar Esthetique.

• Massage in circular motions with firm, even pressure for 5–10 minutes daily.

Why it matters:
Massage enhances topical absorption, increases circulation, and has been shown to reduce scar stiffness when used consistently (Onselen, 2018).

Step 3: Compression Therapy (Apply Gentle Pressure)

What it does:
Compression garments or wraps reduce oxygen supply to the scar, which limits collagen overproduction and flattens raised scars.

When to use it:

• Ideal for post-surgical scars (like tummy tucks or breast augmentation).

• Can be used in tandem with silicone sheeting (apply compression over the silicone for best results).

Clinical insight:
Studies confirm that compression therapy enhances scar pliability and appearance—especially when combined with silicone treatment (Hartman et al., 2020).

Weekly Scar Treatment Routine

Rejuvaskin Products That Complete the Protocol

• Scar Fx Silicone Sheeting – For 24/7 scar coverage and hydration

• Scar Esthetique Scar Cream – Perfect for daily massage and pigment correction

• Skin Recovery Cream – Barrier-repairing and anti-inflammatory support, especially after laser, radiation, or cosmetic procedures

When to Start & What to Expect

Start as early as 2–3 weeks post-surgery or injury, once the wound has fully closed. Most users see improvement in color, height, and pliability within 8–12 weeks, with optimal results at 3–6 months.

Consistency Is Everything

Scar healing isn’t about finding a miracle product—it’s about consistency, smart layering, and using solutions that work with your skin. Combining silicone sheeting, massage, and compression therapy offers the best shot at reducing your scar’s appearance without harsh treatments or irritation.

With Rejuvaskin’s scar care solutions, you can trust what you’re putting on your skin—and finally start seeing real results.

Works Cited

• Hartman, C., Robertson, M., & Wang, R. (2020). Compression garments with silicone improve hypertrophic scars. Consensus. Link

• Meaume, S., et al. (2014). Management of scars: Updated practical guidelines. Consensus. Link

• Onselen, J. (2018). Scars: Impact and management with a focus on topical treatments. Consensus. Link