scarring
When skin is damaged, the body naturally forms fibrous tissue to repair the area. Scar tissue, unlike undamaged skin, is more sensitive to UV radiation from the sun and generally has less resistance. Many scars heal naturally into fine, smooth light-colored scars. But other scar stories end in raised scars, discoloration, itching or tightness. Scars from acne, surgery, wounds, burns and C-sections, for example, can look better with the right aftercare during the healing process. With Bonimedic products, you can care for your unwanted scars and help the skin's natural repair process, for smoother and less visible scars. If you have planned procedures, it may be wise to research treatment options in advance.
Silicone in scar treatment
After a scar has formed, it is important to keep the area moisturized and protected from sun exposure to avoid the risk of discoloration. Medical silicone has been used since the 1980s and has a well-developed research base. It aims to maintain the moisture balance of the skin and help the skin regain its elasticity, with the effect of strengthening the skin's natural repair system and making the scar softer, smoother and less visible. Medical silicone can be used for all types of scars immediately after the wound has healed and active scar tissue has formed.
How does it work?
TWO TYPES OF SCARS
 
															 
															Hypertrophic scars
Hypertrophic scars can occur after surgery and burns, among other things, and involve an excess of scar tissue as the body produces too much of the fiber protein collagen. Hypertrophic scars are raised, reddened and can cause itching. With the right treatment, these scars can be treated and smoothed out while giving the skin a smoother appearance.
 
								 
 		 
         