Scar Solutions Silicone Scar Stick.

"The number one treatment of any scars is silicone. This is by Prequel. So this scar burned myself a long time ago and I was using peptides to heal it. I still cover it with a scar stick. So any other scars or anything like that, use a scar stick. It really does speed up all of that."

"The number one treatment of any scars is silicone. This is by Prequel. So this scar burned myself a long time ago and I was using peptides to heal it. I still cover it with a scar stick. So any other scars or anything like that, use a scar stick. It really does speed up all of that."

"Silicone is an effective way to combat the look of both fresh and older scars. When using silicone in scar care it has two primary functions: one is to form a protective barrier on the skin to help retain moisture and two it helps regulate the production of collagen, which is actually what scars are made of. This prevents excessive scar tissue formation, leading to softer, smoother, less visible scars over time. I love this format. This stick is the perfect consistency, it's not too hard or waxy but also not too soft, so it forms a beautiful protective shield on the skin without being greasy or goopy or sticky. [...] When it comes to scars, consistent care is crucial, and the reason this scar stick is so special is because not only does it lay down a really even layer of silicone that lasts on the skin to keep it moisturized and to support the scar's natural healing process, but it also allows for manual scar massage. When you work this product onto your skin, you're essentially massaging your scar, and there are some studies that show that adding scar massage to your scar care regimen can reduce scar thickness and appearance. In addition to silicone, this scar stick also contains onion bulb ferment, which is rich in flavonoids and helps restore skin integrity. This also contains alpha babol, which soothes irritation and helps reduce the appearance of redness, as well as centella asiatica triterpenoids, which helps compromise skin recover. [...] You can use this stick on both new and past [...] scars. It performs beautifully under makeup, so it's not going to disrupt the rest of your beauty."

"If you have scars on the face or you don't like the adhesive, using a scar gel or a scar stick, which my brand created, Prequel, is also a good idea. With my Prequel stick, we do a massage of like little circles for 60 seconds and that lays down enough silicone to be protective and to help regenerate the skin."