You don't have to wait for time to improve your scars with Dermatix® range of silicone based products - clinically proven to significantly improve the appearance of scars. Dermatix® Silicone Sheets are also available as clear silicone sheets or fabric silicone sheets.

Dermatix Silicone Gel is used and recommended by plastic surgeons, dermatologists and leading specialists worldwide to effectively reduce scarring. It's clinically tested and proven to soften and smooth scars and relieve itching and discomfort associated with them.

The benefits of Dermatix Silicone Gel:
Quick drying, convenient and easy to use
Transparent and discreet
Maintains the skin's moisture balance
Provides elastic protection to the skin
Ideal for most parts of the skin, including the face and joints
No maceration
Make-up can be used over Dermatix Silicone Gel to cover the scar

Suitable For :

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How to Use :

"The recommended minimum duration of treatment is two months. Apply twice a day in the morning and evening.

Step 1: Clean the area to be treated with mild soap and water, pat dry.

Step 2: After the wound has healed, apply a thin coat of Dermatix Gel on the scar and rub it in.

Step 3: Allow the gel to dry for 4 to 5 minutes. If the gel hasn't dried, remove excess product.

Step 4: Apply make-up over the Dermatix gel to cover the scar.

Don't use Silicone gel & sheets together. You can use a silicone sheet at night & Silicone gel during the day. 

Storage :

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Precautions :

"Dermatix® should not be applied to open or fresh wounds, placed in contact with mucous membranes or too close to the eyes.

Dermatix® should not be applied over antibiotic skin preparations or other skin treatment products.

Dermatix® Gel may stain clothing if not completely dry.

Dermatix® should be applied to clean, dry skin only.

If redness, pain or irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult your physician.

Keep out of reach of children. For external use only."

Ingredients :

polysiloxane

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