Description

How to use:

1) Tear out the aluminized bag of the scar therapy patch.

2) In accordance with the size and shape of the scar, cut off a patch of silicone gel. If the scar area is larger, cut off several patches to apply at the same time with the edges aligned.

3) Remove the plastic film from the back of the patch carefully and fasten the viscous side onto the clean scar. The patch can also be fastened well to the scarred joints. With good extensibility, it won’t tend to fall off. However, during sleeping or doing a lot of exercise, you can use the thin flex yarn tape or adhesive patch to fix it.

4) To adapt to the skin, apply it for **8 hours a day for the first several days and longer and longer to even *4 hours a day later on

5) Replace it when its viscosity drops a lot.

6) Each period of treatment lasts two months. In case of serious scars, keep using it for **6 months.

Cautions:

1) Very few people are allergic to silica gel. Stop using it in case of itching, blister or slight impregnation.

2) Don’t apply it to a surgical wound until suture removal (better one week after suture removal).

3) When it is used on unclean skins or with excessive tightness, some people are subject to roseola. So one must clean the skin surface concerned before using it.

4) The product can be used repeatedly. When the sticky surface is dirty, wash it with warm water and get it dry before reusing it, until the gummy surface loses its viscosity (use it by the same person).

5) The highly active biological ingredients contained in the gel must be kept off sunlight. Under *0℃, its storage time should not exceed *8 hours.

6) This product is limited to the repair of new scars or that existing for less than *6 ears. Used for several times a day on a just healed new trauma for about *0 days, it will help to prevent scar formation and free the skin from further surgery and skin grafting.

7) Don’t use it on unhealed wounds. Use it carefully on sensitive skins.

Usage and Dosage

A *-year scar can take *0 days as a cycle, while a *-year or older scar can take *0 days as a cycle. The former should take two cycles, while the latter should take **5 cycles, with a *-day interval between every two cycles.