The Ultimate Scar Care Regimen
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Mohs surgery scar care
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You can begin using silicone-based scar treatment once your incision is fully closed and healed, typically 2-4 weeks post-surgery. Always consult with your dermatologist or surgeon before starting any scar treatment regimen to ensure your wound has properly healed.
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Medical-grade silicone gel creates an optimal healing environment by hydrating the scar tissue, regulating collagen production, and protecting the area. Clinical studies show silicone is the gold standard for scar management, helping to flatten, soften, and fade scars when used consistently for 8-12 weeks.
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Yes, silicone scar treatment can improve the appearance of both new and mature scars. While results are typically most dramatic on newer scars (under 2 years old), older scars can still see improvement in texture, color, and flexibility with consistent use over several months.
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For optimal results, use the scar gel and sheets consistently for at least 8-12 weeks. Many patients continue treatment for 3-6 months depending on scar severity. The bundle is designed to provide a complete treatment cycle with enough product for extended use.
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Yes, once the silicone gel has fully dried (typically 4-5 minutes), you can apply makeup and sunscreen over it. Sun protection is crucial for healing scars, as UV exposure can cause darkening and pigmentation changes. We recommend SPF 30 or higher on healing scars.
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Absolutely. This bundle is specifically formulated for delicate facial skin, which is the most common site for Mohs surgery. The medical-grade silicone is gentle, non-irritating, and designed for sensitive post-surgical skin on the face, nose, ears, and scalp.
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The bundle includes our medical-grade silicone scar gel for daily application, silicone scar sheets for extended wear or overnight treatment, and complete instructions for optimal scar management following Mohs surgery.
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Yes, silicone-based products are the #1 recommendation by dermatologists and plastic surgeons for post-surgical scar management. Silicone is backed by over 30 years of clinical research and is considered the gold standard in scar treatment protocols.