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Introducing scar management and Dermatix products

Caused by accident, surgery and even diseases, scars are a natural part of the healing process. Scars occur as the wound heals and the skin is repaired and are influenced by 3 factors:

  • Age
  • Genetics (skin types)
  • Location on the body

Regardless of where the scar is or even how old it is, they can sometimes have distressing side effects, such as: depression, social anxiety, avoidance, and generally low self-esteem.

The good news is that you do not have to wait for time to improve your scars. Dermatix – available in a range of silicone based products is clinically proven to significantly improve the appearance of scars. Suitable for established and new scars, Dermatix even reduces scarring following surgery, burns and other injuries. Dermatix is available in two forms: as a silicone gel and as silicone sheets (both clear and fabric backed). Silicone is the most frequently used non-invasive treatment in scar management.

Dermatix is now available from your local pharmacist. It is supplied in a 15g tube and can be obtained with or without a prescription. A 60g tube is available for those who have larger scars. Dermatix is also supplied as a sheet (clear or fabric) in four different sizes.

Problems with scars

Scars may take up to 18 months to flatten and fade after injury, but problem scars may have the following effects:

  • Grow bigger
  • Remain red/dark and raised without fading
  • Cause discomfort, itching or pain
  • Restrict the movement of a joint
  • Cause distress because of appearance

Dermatix is used and recommended by plastic surgeons, dermatologists and leading specialists worldwide, to effectively treat and reduce scarring. It is clinically proven to soften, flatten and smooth scars, relieving the itching and discomfort associated with them. [1] Dermatix is easily applied to all areas of the body, including the face, joints and other parts of the skin.

References:
1. Mustoe TA et al. Plast Reconstr Surg 2002;110:560-571

 

 
   
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