Silicone Scar Sheets for Surgical Scar: Clear Silicone Scar Tape (1.6"x 60" Roll-1.5M) for C-Section - Medical Grade Silicone Scar Sheets for Acne Keloid Stretch Burn Tummy Tuck

Second time purchasing have a keloid on my ear that gets painful and itchy this stops the pain and soothes the area. Also use on some scarring from shaving.

Recommended for ease of application and quality good value for money easy to use and not too sticky

I've been using these sheets on recent wrist surgery scar. Initially, part of the scar was bunched up - raised on the sides and a sunken pocket in the middle where it seemed the sutures had been placed too far from the edge of the wound, and then pulled too tight. This has been flattening out nicely over the 6 weeks I've been using the sheets. The flatter parts of the scar are already well on the way to healing into a flat, narrow line. The adhesion of the sheets is impressive - even comes back after you wash them. The only negative I have is that they do like to curl up if they get rubbed (eg on clothing or sheets), and when they curl, they stick to themselves and don't like you uncurling them to flatten them out. At night I wear a compression glove that protects the sheets on my lower forearm, and they are then good for a wash and reuse in the morning.

I am going to update things as we go because I am quite wary of the fact that the first thing I came across when receiving the tape were the spelling and grammar mistakes on the back. For example, point 2 saying “reash” instead of rash but being able to spell physician just fine, the lack of spacing between commas and then in point 5 saying “chokin” instead of choking hazard… I’m going to try it anyway. After never having any issues with my skin on my chest, a lovely big bite/spot/cyst appeared and I’m getting married in June 2024. So I don’t want it there. I have said 3 stars so far because as usual, delivery was quick and the product itself feels legitimate. It sticks well, looks alright but slightly darker shade on me; I’m incredibly fair skinned so it is obvious when I put it on and isn’t very discreet but I’m okay with that. I have just put it on for the first 4 hours and will let you know how it goes. 3 stars currently mainly because the packaging doesn’t look “real”.Day 1 Update: the first day it says to leave it on for 4 hours. So I did just that. The redness seems to have gone down. Looking back at my first photo, I just want to reiterate that it was healed before attempting to put anything on it as it says not to put it on open wounds. I think my first photo isn’t quite clear but you can see the change already. To the touch, it’s also already not as raised as it was.Update 2: Day 3, she seemed angry today, a bit tender to the touch, but generally gone down - not as raised again.Update 3: Day 5, again, smaller. Still red, starting to dry up during the times I’m not wearing it. At this point I’m wondering if I’m meant to have an additional moisturiser or if there is something else I’m meant to do in-between the times I’m wearing the patches. It’s tender to the touch. I feel like if there was no tenderness at all then I’d feel like it’s not working. Yeah, I’m one of “those people”.Update 4: Day 7, I feel like I want to leave it on permanently but I’m doing my best to stick to the “rules”. I wonder if it’s just trusting the process. She still “looks angry”. When I have it on, I massage it gently and at irregular points of the day, hoping that whatever is in this thing is helping.Update 5: I’ve hopped straight to Day 10 because I’m on the 20hr wearing stage. I have to time it to put it on again in an afternoon or evening so I’m not waking up in the early hours of the morning to take it off. Again, it’s smaller, it’s less red. I realise in the photo it looks like it’s a blister but it’s actually not - I think it’s the light shining on it a bit? Next time I’ll try and take a photo in the daylight. I desperately want it to “be gone” but I mean, it’s been 10 days and these things can’t be rushed. I’ve got 2 more months for it to basically be gone in time for the wedding but the good news is it’s basically at the stage where I could put concealer or something on it and it wouldn’t be noticeable. Wish me luck, folks.Update 6: I’m sure everyone is on the edge of their seats! (Not)…4 weeks to go before the wedding and, my goodness…it is definitely gone down a ridiculous amount and if I try to cover with concealer on the day, this baby is invisible. It’s now like a tiny little blemish that’s barely raised. It looks like a spot that’s just coming through at this point.

I'm using this tape for my c section scar. It has a skin like feeling and can be easily separated without scissors. It can be washed and reused, I have reused it once myself.its comfortable while on, I actually forget about it's once it's on.

These really helped me clear up scars that were knocking my confidence. However don't expect them to work over night, they won't. Patience is key but they do work.

This is a good product. Some reviewers say it doesn't adhere but that is not correct. I have used it with great effect in difficult locations on a finger joint and in the palm of my hand. It definitely reduces wound itch and calms down scars. The key is to clean your skin - use a strong degreasing soap like coal tar or pears - dry off fully and then it really sticks and heals. If you are going to be very active with that area then apply over it a kinesiology tape and it is really great.

Doesn’t stick well. Just falls off