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Scar Shield Abdomen
Scar Shield Abdomen
Silicone sheeting scar shield abdomen roll on the body
Silicone sheeting scar shield abdomen roll Directions
Silicone sheeting scar shield abdomen roll on the body
Silicone sheeting scar shield abdomen roll Directions

Scar Shield Abdomen

$58.00

Scar Shield Abdomen features 100% medical-grade silicone, specifically for scar therapy for plastic surgery. Designed to improve the appearance of larger scars from procedures like tummy tucks and C-sections. Flexible, customizable, and adaptable to various wound shapes and sizes, this scar treatment provides targeted, effective scar management for the abdominal area. Expect visible improvements in just a few weeks, with optimal results typically achieved within 12 weeks of consistent use, helping you regain smooth, healthy skin post-surgery. 

Silicone, trusted for decades in medical and cosmetic use, reduces excessive tissue formation while supporting scar reduction. The sheets minimize wound movement, suppress collagen overproduction, and mimic natural healing.

Cut to your needs for personalized care. Gentle, drug-free, and non-irritating, Scar Shield Abdomen ensures smoother, more effective recovery.

Clean and dry the scar area.
Trim sheet if needed prior to removing from the lining.
Peel away the lining from the sheet.
Apply the sheet to the skin with the adhesive side down, completely covering the scar area.
Continue to reuse each sheet until the adhesive wears off.
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.

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Silicone scar sheets work by creating a protective barrier over the scar that helps hydrate the skin, regulate collagen production, and reduce excessive scar tissue formation. This barrier mimics the skin’s natural moisture balance, which softens, flattens, and fades scars over time. They are widely recommended by dermatologists and plastic surgeons for both old and new scars.

If you experience any irritation or discomfort while using Scar Shield Abdomen, remove the sheet and consult with your healthcare provider. They can provide guidance on alternative treatments or products better suited to your needs.

While designed specifically for abdominal scars, silicone sheeting can also be beneficial for long, linear scars resulting from procedures such as brachioplasty (arm lift), thigh lifts, tummy tucks, C-sections, spinal surgeries, and lower body lifts. Its length and flexibility make it ideal for covering extended incision sites. However, it's always best to consult with your healthcare provider to ensure it's appropriate for your specific healing needs.

Most people begin to see visible improvement in their scar’s texture, color, and size within 4 to 8 weeks of consistent use. For older or more stubborn scars, noticeable results may take up to 3 to 6 months. For best results, consistent daily use is key.

Yes, silicone sheeting has been a trusted element in medical and cosmetic surgery for nearly 50 years. It is known for its unique ability to prevent hyperplasia and excessive tissue formation over wounds, making it a gold standard in non-invasive scar therapy.

Absolutely. Silicone scar sheets are made from hypoallergenic, medical-grade silicone and are safe for sensitive skin. They are non-irritating, non-toxic, and free from latex or harmful adhesives. Always perform a patch test if you have extremely reactive skin.

Yes. When used early in the healing process, silicone scar sheets can help minimize scar formation by hydrating the skin and regulating collagen production. They are often recommended by plastic surgeons and dermatologists for post-surgical scar prevention.

Silicone scar sheets are reusable and can typically be used for up to 7 to 14 days per sheet, depending on how well they are maintained. Once a sheet loses its stickiness or becomes worn, it should be replaced with a new one.