Best Cream to Prevent Areolar Scarring? Doctor Answers, Tips
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Best Cream to Prevent Areolar Scarring?

What is the best scar cream or gel to use post breast augmentation to prevent aereolar scarring?

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by betterbreast in Calgary, AB
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Scar Cream

The product that I recommend the most often is Kelo-cote. Scar Guard has also worked well in the past. I have not had any luck with Maderma .
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Post-op Scar Reduction

I feel that the best products available for scar improvement or reduction are those which contain silicone. There are several of these on the market. They generally are available in adherent strips and gels.
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Best Breast Scar Treatments for the Areola

For my patients who may be prone to more visible scars, I often recommend a silicone scar sheet. Oleeva is a brand that I really like- they make a scar pad shaped like breast reduction scars. The areola part can be used alone. THey also make a smaller individual scar pad you could use. The pads provide more flattening pressure than gels. They area reusable for up to 2 or more weeks before they loose their stick. Using the pads for up to 2... more

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Topical gels to decrease the appearance of scars

There are several scar gels available to diminish the appearance of scars. The active ingredient to look for is silicone. This can also be used in a tape or sheet form of silicone which can be applied to the scar. Also some topical gels such as Hybrisil or Biocorneum (formerly Kelo-cote) are very good at controlling scars. These can be found at your local plastic surgeon or dermatologist's office. Best wishes, Dr.Bruno
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Scarring

There is no cream that will "prevent scarring". Some creams will help reduce the appearance of scars. To my best knowledge, silicone based products tend to work best (scientifically shown). You should consult with your doctor to see what is the best option for you.
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