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By *ong-leggedblond OP Woman 34 weeks ago

Next Door

Has anyone used scar sheet to help reduce the colour of scar?

Did it help?

What brand did you use?

This is for a healed scar not a dressing to protect an open wound.

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By *ootnootboopCouple 34 weeks ago

Cheshire

I was prescribed them by my GP to help reduce the keloid scarring of some scars on my wrist/ lower arm. They worked brilliantly, but do take a long time. They are absolutely worth the wait 😊

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By (user no longer on site) 34 weeks ago

I think i used bio oil(it was a few years ago) it reduced the scar colouring a bit but did take a little while to work

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By *ophieslutTV/TS 34 weeks ago
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Central

I think the research evidence is good for them, though I know you are asking for personal experiences feedback and brands OP. Good luck!

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By *lderflowerAppleWoman 34 weeks ago

Hampshire

I've never used them, but I used Kelo-cote for a scar, and it took the redness down quite significantly. It's not cheap though, so if you're looking at a large scar area, it may not be the most economical solution.

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By *rafter69Man 34 weeks ago

upminster

My wife used them when she cut her chin and she scars really easily but they dud work wonders and scar is barely noticeable now.

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By *assionate Pleasures 1964Woman 34 weeks ago

Isle of Wight

I’ve just started using them but the scar isn’t straight so have to use two pieces, I find it puckers up too much and the edges come away so thinking of just sticking with bio oil

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By *rownFireMan 34 weeks ago

london

Anything silicone based is good. Dermatitix another. If really bad consider steroid cream or inj.

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By *ntrigued888Woman 34 weeks ago

Herts, Beds & Bucks

Elaimei from Amazon

Easy to tear to cover scar line

Worked for me

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By *vaRoseWoman 34 weeks ago

Ankh-Morpork

"I've never used them, but I used Kelo-cote for a scar, and it took the redness down quite significantly. It's not cheap though, so if you're looking at a large scar area, it may not be the most economical solution. "

I had this prescribed for my burn, worked really well

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By *iking_WitchWoman 34 weeks ago

Hinckley

Ive had great results from Japanese camellia cream. (I use Body shop) i split open my hand tattoo and it healed with very raised lumpy scar and within 10 days of regular use my scar is now flat and can barely see it. I cant obviously repair the lost ink but it will be fine to go over when I get the touch up.

May be worth a shot?

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By *ong-leggedblond OP Woman 34 weeks ago

Next Door

Thank you all

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