Cimeosil Scar and Laser Gel - 5 gram

Cimeosil Scar and Laser Gel - 5 gramCimeosil SCAR AND LASER GEL is a medical grade silicone compound. Cimeosil forms a very thin water repellant membrane over the skin like an invisible bandage. Clinical studies have strongly suggested that Cimeosil Scar and Laser Gel is effective in managing Keloid and Hypertrophic scars. INDICATIONS: Cimeosil Scar and Laser Gel is specifically formulated for the topical management of Keloid scars and Hypertrophic Scars secondary to trauma of the skin

Cimeosil^® forms a very thin water repellant membrane over the skin like an invisible bandage. Clinical studies have strongly suggested that Cimeosil^® Scar and Laser Gel is effective in managing Keloid and Hypertrophic scars.

INDICATIONS: Cimeosil^® Scar and Laser Gel is specifically formulated for the topical management of Keloid scars and Hypertrophic Scars secondary to trauma of the skin by burns, abrasions, or lacerations.

• Easy applied gel
• May be covered by cosmetics
• Air permeable yet repels water
• Twice daily easy application
• Will not macerate skin
• When sutures come out Cimeosil^® goes on

Ingredients

Polysiloxanes (polymerized siloxanes / silicone)

Usage Instructions

Wash the affected area and pat dry.  Apply a very small amount of Cimeosil® Scar Gel with a clean fingertip on the affected area.  Take care to gently wipe away the excess.  Use sparingly as excessive amounts may stain bedding or clothing.  Apply twice daily in the morning and before bedtime.  After proper application Cimeosil® may be covered with a blush or other camouflaging cosmetic. WARNING:  Care should be exercised to avoid getting Cimeosil® Scar Gel in the eyes or mucus membranes.  Care should be taken when using this product on newly healed tissues.  Not for use on open wounds, or infected areas.  Cimeosil® Scar Gel should be used under the supervision of a surgeon or licensed esthetician.  Patients should see their physicians for regular follow up visits after undergoing any surgery or treatment for trauma.