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5 × 7.5 cm Scarban Elastic Silicone Sheets (2 Pack)

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£46.20

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SCA 47057523

Intensive therapy
High-level UV protection
For small and large areas of skin
Can be cut to fit your application
Includes special cleaning soap
Available in various sizes

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Scarban silicone sheets are a proven technology for treating scars (hypertrophic and keloid) and preventing abnormal scar development after surgery or an accident. The medical silicone sheet is self-adhesive (with the exception of the silicone sheets glove and finger), washable and can be used for a long period of time.

Scarban Elastic Silicone Sheets are the best choice if you require the most intensive silicone scar therapy. This sheet has an extra-thick silicone layer for optimum hydration of scar tissue, providing maximum support for rapid, itch-free formation in the case of abnormal scars. In addition, it offers at least 93% protection against harmful UV radiation.

Step 1: Neutral soap

Rub the silicone patch with a few drops of Scarban® Silicone Cleaning Soap or a neutral soap.

Step 2: Rinse

Rinse the silicone plaster well under lukewarm running water so that all grease and soap residue is removed. After contact with soap and water, the adhesive strength disappears and the plaster rolls up.

Step 3: Drying

Allow the silicone patch to dry on a dry and clean surface, with the adhesive side facing up. While drying, the plaster unrolls itself and the adhesive strength gradually returns. Only use the silicone patch when it is completely dry.

Tip:

Are the edges of the silicone patch damaged over time? These can be trimmed if the adhesion deteriorates due to wear.

Each pack of Scarban® contains one or more silicone sheets.
If used correctly and cared for properly (according to the instructions for use), each pack of Scarban® Elastic is sufficient for approximately 4 to 8 weeks of treatment. While each pack of Scarban® Light is sufficient for approximately 2 to 4 weeks of treatment.
Please note that treating a scar can take approximately 3 to 6 months or more. In the event of long-term therapy, several packs may therefore be necessary.