Products for Scars & Scarring

Silicone gels or sheets help flatten and soften raised scars. Retinoids support collagen and texture. Vitamin C, niacinamide, azelaic acid and gentle AHAs or BHAs can improve tone and clarity over time.

Yes. Consistent use of medical grade silicone can help reduce thickness, redness and hardness in hypertrophic or keloid prone scars.

Topicals can help with post acne marks and mild textural change. Look for retinoids, vitamin C, azelaic acid and niacinamide. Deeper atrophic scars often need professional procedures for best results.

Expect gradual change. Many people see visible improvements in 8 to 12 weeks with daily use, with further gains over several months.

Essential. Daily broad spectrum SPF helps prevent darkening and allows brightening ingredients to work more effectively.

Start with mandelic or lactic acid at low strength two to three times per week. Increase frequency slowly if well tolerated.

Introduce retinol only after the skin has closed and re epithelialized. Use a pea sized amount at night and buffer with moisturiser to reduce irritation.

Niacinamide, azelaic acid and centella can calm visible redness. A gentle SPF and fragrance free moisturiser support the barrier while the skin settles.

Yes. Silicone sheets, retinoid body lotions and moisturisers with urea or lactic acid may help texture and tone on larger areas.

If scars are raised, painful, rapidly changing or you want faster results, consult a dermatologist or aesthetic practitioner for options like micro-needling, peels, lasers or steroid treatments.