How to use Silicone Gel for Scars

How to use Silicone Gel for Scars

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A common question that gets asked by patients and medical professionals alike concerns what treatment option is best for scars on exposed areas versus scars underneath clothing. This question gets brought up frequently because there are many different modes of application when it comes to topical silicone for scar management. A scar located on the face or knee might benefit more from silicone ointments and sticks. Scars on the abdomen or back might benefit more from silicone gel sheeting. Medical professionals want the best post-operative outcomes for their patients, so it’s good to know how to address patient concerns in relation to scar therapy and management.

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