ScarAwaySilicone Scar Gel, Helps Improve Size, Color & Texture of Hypertrophic & Keloid Scars from Injury, Burns & Surgery, Water Resistant, 20g (0.7 Oz)

Covers old scars so well. I have purchased this twice now since the tube is pretty small but it is worth every dollar.

We are officially on our 4th one of these. My daughter had a lot of acne scarring on her arms. We purchased this upon advice of another person. There's some pros and cons:Pros: its working. There is a noticeable difference after about 2.5 months of using this. It's not completely resolved, but looking better. There is no heavy scent and goes on smoothly. Dries down quickly and doesn't seem to stain any clothing. A little does go a long way.Cons: you dont get a ton of product. It's a slow process, but works. You will go through many of these before results are achieved.It's a good quality for an over the counter product. If your looking for quick results, this is not the product for you.Overall I give it 5 stars bc you do get a decent quality for it being OTC. If you're okay with it taking more time than a prescription.... definitely give this a try.

I've tried a few silicone gels on my surgical scars, and this one works the best. You need just a tiny, tiny amount, so one tube will last me forever. It's easy to apply, goes on clear and stays that way. I'm not sure how it would blend if I were to apply makeup over it, but I suspect not well. It does remain a little bit sticky on the face, even when I apply the tiniest little bit. It is reducing the redness and bumpiness of my scar, I think, which is slowly flattening out and turning white.

This stuff works. I'm a weirdo who researches everything a ton before purchase. I looked up studies about what works best for scars, and silicone is shown to be the most effective. I had carpal tunnel release surgery on both wrists, and didn't want big weird scars on my palms. I was much better at remembering to apply it for one hand vs the other, and you can really really tell. You probably need to apply less than you think. If it stays tacky for a long time, just blot it with a tissue and remember to use less next time. Once it's dry, you can't tell it's there at all. It works so well.

I used this product for a surgical scar on my arm, and another on my throat. You receive enough for multiple uses. I washed and reused a piece 3-4 times before cutting a new piece. Great value for the cost. The color was perfect for my skin so that it was almost invisible. It was very comfortable, I’d almost forget it was there.

I think this product is decent, but has a very long drying time and sticks to clothing. I prefer the silicone strips. I got this product after my mastectomy and not sure if it’s really helped. I think maybe scar massage and the silicone tape along with the Mederma Cream has probably faded the scar more than anything. I’m about one year postop and I think my scar is fading nicely... if I were to guess I would say maybe this product has contributed to 5% of my healing. For reference I am an RN, so have some background knowledge in wound care and healing. Honestly would recommend silicone adhesive strips, which you can reuse several times.

This is magical my child’s scar is gone. As a pediatrician I have always recommended this but happy to see it work on my own child. It is clear and has no scent, my child with sensory issues tolerated it.

This was recommended to me by my dermatologist after I had had a suspicious mole removed from my forearm. I didn't want to end up with a scar so he said to apply a small amount of this twice a day for three months, and I followed that protocol and--wa-la--no scar!