Introducing Scar Shield Dots – Your Path to Confident Healing

Unveil the future of scar care with Scar Shield Dots. These 1″ dot-shaped sheets, crafted from 100% silicone, are designed to cater specifically to the small, circular incisions left behind by liposuction procedures.

Silicone, a time-tested material known as polysiloxane, has been a cornerstone in both medical and cosmetic surgery for nearly half a century. Scar Shield harnesses the power of silicone’s non-toxic attributes, free from irritants, antigenicity, or carcinogenic teratogenicity. Scientific research has uncovered silicone’s unique ability to prevent hyperplasia, the excessive tissue formation over wounds, making it a trusted component in scar-removing beauty products.

Step into a new era of non-invasive scar therapy with silicone scar removal sheets. These sheets redefine post-surgery care by minimizing wound movement and suppressing collagen production, ensuring the prevention of unsightly scarring. By delicately applying pressure and mimicking the body’s natural healing processes, they pave the way for visible improvements within weeks, with optimal results often emerging within 12 weeks.

Scar Shield Dots are more than just scar care; they’re a personalized experience. Offering customization and reusability, these sheets are designed for comfort and adaptability. Cut them to match the size and shape of your scar, and wear them comfortably for up to two weeks or until the adhesive wears off.

Individual outcomes may vary, contingent on skin type and the depth of skin disfigurement. However, all Scar Shields are designed to be gentle and drug-free, nurturing your healing journey with care.

Discover the power of confident healing with Scar Shield Dots. Elevate your recovery while reducing the risk of prominent scarring. Welcome to a new chapter in scar care.

1. Clean and dry the scar area.
2. Trim sheet if needed prior to removing from the lining.
3. Peel away the lining from the sheet.
4. Apply the sheet to the skin with the adhesive side down, completely covering the scar area.
5. Continue to reuse each sheet until the adhesive wears off.
6. Silicone sheets should be worn as much as possible and washed as needed.

• Polyurethane: a type of non-toxic polymer commonly used to make adhesives.
• Silicone gel: colorless, odorless polymer used in various materials such as sealants, adhesives, and rubber-like substances. Helps with wound healing and promotes hydration.
• Release film: thin, nonporous material that protects the adhesive before application.