DERMATIX SILICONE GEL - FOR SCAR REDUCTION Dermatix® is the advanced topical Silicone Gel, used to help prevent scars in freshly healed wounds and also reduce prominent immature scars. It is used and recommended by plastic surgeons, dermatologists and leading specialists worldwide to effectively treat and repair scars resulting from surgery, burns and other injuries. Regular use of Dermatix® Gel can minimise existing hypertrophic scars and keloids.

Dermatix is clinically proven to visibly improve raised scars which can result from surgery, trauma, burns, laser abrasion and chemical peels. Scars resulting from these incidences may become large, thick, dry and elevated. They can also be dark or red in appearance and may be itchy or painful.

Suitable for raised scars - hypertrophic & Keloid scars. Used to flatten, soften and smooth raised scars. Fades red or dark scars. Relieves the discomfort of scars.

A topical silicone gel that is transparent, dries quickly and helps maintain the skin’s moisture balance, while aiding the management of scarred skin surfaces resulting from surgery, burns, and other injuries.

DIRECTIONS Dermatix is very simple to apply and should be used at least twice a day: Step 1: Clean the area to be treated with mild soap and water, pat dry. Step 2: Gently massage a small amount of Dermatix® gel over the affected skin. Step 3: Allow to dry for 4–5 minutes before covering with clothing or make-up. If Dermatix has not dried within 4–5 minutes, you may have used too much: remove the excess and allow the drying process to continue. The recommended minimum duration of treatment is two months. Continue to use Dermatix® for as long as benefits are experienced.

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Important Always read the label. Use only as directed. If symptoms persist see your healthcare professional. Incorrect use may be harmful.

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