Is KELO-COTE effective?
Kelo-cote® has demonstrated efficacy on raised and/ or reddish coloured scars regardless of their age. It may help to soften and flatten raised scars and reduce redness or discolouration associated with them. 1,4,5 It has also been shown to reduce itching or irritation.
Is dermatix the same as KELO-COTE?
Kelo-cote® (Advanced Bio-Technologies, Inc.), Dermatix® (Valeant Pharmaceuticals) and Scarfade® (Hanson Medical, Inc.) are three brand names of topical silicone gel intended for the management of abnormal scars.
How long does KELO-COTE take to dry?
KELO-COTE® self-dries within 5 minutes* forming a flexible, waterproof, transparent** layer – remove any excess product if it does not dry completely. Once dry, sunblock and cosmetics can be applied.
Is KELO-COTE good for acne scars?
On what types of scars is Kelo-cote® effective? Kelo-cote is highly effective on raised and/or reddish colored scars regardless of their age. It will help to soften and flatten raised scars and reduce any redness or discoloration associated with them.
How long should I use KELO-COTE for?
How long do I need to use KELO-COTE® for to see an improvement? The recommended minimum treatment time for KELO-COTE® is 60 to 90 days. If you continue to see improvement at the end of the 90 days you can continue treating your scar. For older scars it is likely that you will need to continue for longer than 90 days.
What does KELO-COTE scar gel do?
ABOUT KELO-COTE® SCAR REPAIR GEL Kelo-cote® works to diminish the appearance of hypertrophic scars and keloids, which have a raised and/or discolored appearance. These types of scars may result from surgery, injury, burns, acne, cuts, insect bites, and others. Kelo-cote® is self-drying, colorless and odorless.
What does Kelo Cote scar Gel do?
Does dermatix work on old scars?
Yes, you read it right – you can do something about your old scars! Even though it would have been ideal if you had treated your scars early with a clinically-proven1, 2, 3 scar reduction gel such as Dermatix® Ultra, many other methods exist to help you manage old scars.
What is better than bio oil?
When it comes to fading acne scars, rosehip oil is more effective than Bio-oil. Rosehip oil contains a higher concentration of vitamin A thus, works better to clear hyperpigmented areas. It is also richer in antioxidants that help protect the skin from premature ageing.
Can you get scar removal on NHS?
Scars cannot be removed completely, but they can often be made less visible. A GP may refer you to a dermatologist (skin specialist) or a plastic surgeon for treatment. Some treatments, such as laser therapy and steroid injections, are not widely available on the NHS, so you’ll need to pay for them privately.