Elastoplast Scar Reducer 21 dressings

What is Elastoplast Scar Reducer 21 dressings used for?

These transparent scar reduction patches are recommended for thick, colored and keloid scars . They attenuate the scars, old as recent, in a permanent way. They are also suitable for sensitive skin, and can be worn in the shower.

Recommended by dermatologists, these scar-reducing dressings activate the skin's regeneration process in a natural way. They flatten, brighten and soften scars . The transparent dressing is practically invisible. They are breathable and flexible, allowing better healing while protecting the scar . They are water resistant, even in the bath or swimming pool.

Features :

• Hydro-active polyurethane
• Recommended by dermatologists
• Flattens, lightens and softens scars
• For reddened and/or thick (raised) scars
• Transparent, flexible, comfortable
• Can be worn in the shower
• 12 hours of wear per day is enough
• First visible improvements after 3-4 weeks
• Can be used in preventive care or curative care

How to properly use these dressings to treat scars?

Place the dressing on clean, dry skin, taking care to cover the entire scar.
If a dressing seems to be insufficient, place several side by side.
Dressings can also be custom cut for small scars.
Change the dressing preferably every day for 8 weeks (the first signs of improvement generally appear after 3 to 4 weeks).

Comment on the recommendations for use and dosage of Elastoplast Scar Reducer 21 dressings with our partner Avis checked after your purchase.

Precaution of use

It is not recommended to use these dressings on an open wound, on a burn or on an inflamed and/or infected scar.

What is the composition of these dressings?

Hydro-active polyurethane.

Presentation - Packaging

ELASTOPLAST scar reducer comes in the form of a box of 21 dressings. They are available in your online pharmacy in two sizes:

Normal size: 21 transparent patches of 68 x 38 mm.
Size XL: 21 transparent patches of 146 x 30 mm.

Our advice and advice from pharmacy experts

Our scars tell a story, they remind us of suffering and can still make us suffer. While being part of us, being inscribed there, they bother us and disturb us if they are visible daily (in front of the mirror and/or by the other): our image is then altered.