Strataderm Professional Scar Therapy Gel | Old and New Scars from General Surgery, Trauma, Wounds, Burns, Bites, Acne & Skin Disease | Reduces Redness, Discoloration, Discomfort & Itch | 20g (0.7oz)

It works great for eyelid surgery with skin graft.

This gel really works! Highly recommend.

YES it is worth it. The fluid is sooooo lubricated that a tiny little drop can be spread far & wide. So one little drop will cover an area the size of a maybe two thumbprints. I point this out because the price makes it seem ridiculous compared to the larger little tubes of other brands of scar cream/silicone. And I suppose most scar creams all work about the same, if you use them without fail like it says to. But I got FOUR different brands actually, as I couldn't tell from all the reviews which would be the very best. This Strataderm seems to be more of a protective seal and stays just slightly moist after putting it on, so it does NOT dry up and flake off and look like a dead squid stuck onto your skin like another highly recommended "fast drying" brand does---talkin' about you, Mederma---nor does this feel tight and clingy like a dried piece of plastic. This Strataderm silicon stays moist and never becomes dry-hard-crusty. And like I said a little goes a long way. So maybe it is worth that price, I think it is and so far am seeing good results after two months but I again point out I am using four different scar creams. Just know it will be a really small tube and that is kind of deceiving since a tiny little mini-drop goes a long way. So comparing it other brands which might take a half-pea sized drop, this one's 1/8 pea droplet gets the same coverage so the cost is probably close for the coverage area. If that makes sense.

Good product. Exactly as I thought.I used it, but I think the massaging of the scar is most important. I used it most in the beginning just after the stitches were out and beginning to heal.Using coconut oil helps when massaging either in a circular pattern on the scar OR from one side of the scar to the other. (My OT said anyway.)

I'm not sure about moisturizing, but it dries quickly. Sticky and has a glue like consistency, it's almost like putting liquid band aid on.

To small

So far, so good. It was recommended by someone who knows skin. I'm using it on my hip scar. I scar well, but think this is helping.

My husband introduced me to this scar minimizing cream. I have a deep gash on my forehead. So it is quite noticeable. Hopefully continued usage of this serum will help reduce and soften the scar.