What is the best scar removal cream to use after breast lift surgery?

Best Scar Management is important to minimize or completely hide from view, the telltale signs of your surgery—namely, scars. Both you and your surgeon want you to have the most minimal scarring possible. There are many possible causes for scars that are enlarged or not healing well. Unsightly scars are most commonly due to genetics, underlying medical conditions, or improper scar/wound care. The last part is very important and patients can make a noticeable difference in their scars’ appearance by following best scar management practices. Here are some simple tips found in the links below: #BestScars#scarmanagement#scars

Speak with your surgeon as to his or her recommendation as each of us has our own unique post op protocol. Best of luck with your surgery -- Dr. Nazarian

All scar removal creams are a waste of your money.  I would recommend your surgery be done by an experienced plastic surgeon and use silicone sheets over the incisions starting about 2 weeks postoperatively for up to 6 months, or as long as necessary until scars start to fade to a pale pink or white.

Hello dear, thanks for your question and provided information as well... Use sterilized gauze to protect your incision of any infection or complication during healing process. Also, you have to secure the gauze with medical tape to protect it. After a month, you can start using Silicone Sheets. They’re the best to reduce the pain and itching while they smooth and flatten your scar..Then, you can use Vitamin E oils, Rose Hip and Cocoa Butter too, they can be used to promote healing and clarifying the scar tissue. This products has to be used when the scar is completely closed.

Thank you for our question.  All scar removal creams are a waste of time and money. None of them do anything.  For the best scars, make sure that you surgeon uses only buried sutures so you don't get any stitch marks.  Don't tan you scars while they are healing.  Use tape (e.g. Nexcare tape) over the incisions for three months but don't tape any area that has a scab or is draining until it heals.  Leave the tape on as long as it sticks; DO NOT take it off every day as it will cause skin irritation.  Taping has proven to work. It is cheap and easy.  All scar creams, including vitamin E are baloney! 

Unfortunately you have to start with the idea that you will never be able to completely "remove" scars. depending on your skin type they can often be very acceptable. I particularly like to use paper tape over the areas for a long time. It's inexpensive and easy to do and is as good as any of the expensive products.