Yes, BioCorneum can continue to be beneficial for scars even after 3 months of use. Evidence-based wound care shows that the most important things are: genetics, tension on the incision, and splinting/hydrating the wound. Different individuals heal at different rates, and scars can continue to improve over the course of a year. I perform a lot of breast surgery, so I typically do surgical taping for the first two weeks, followed by silicone taping and/or Biocorneum thereafter. BioCorneum protects scars through its silicone-based gel formula, which forms a flexible barrier over the scar. This protective layer helps maintain optimal hydration by preventing moisture loss, which is essential for tissue regeneration and minimizing scarring. Additionally, BioCorneum shields the scar from external irritants, while its built-in SPF 30 protects the scar from harmful UV rays that could lead to discoloration. Over time, the silicone helps regulate collagen production, improving the scar's texture and appearance by softening, flattening, and reducing redness. By supporting the natural healing process, BioCorneum encourages the scar to mature in a way that is more aligned with the surrounding skin, ultimately leading to a less noticeable and healthier-looking scar. Krishna Vyas, MD, PhD, MHSHarvard and Mayo Clinic Trained Aesthetic and Plastic SurgeonNew York, New York