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You’ve probably noticed that no two scars look the same. Scars can vary in size, shape, texture, and colour, all depending on the cause and severity of injury. In previous posts, we’ve discussed different types of scars, such as raised, sunken, stretched, and contractures. However, we have yet to discuss why scars change colours, such as […]
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When you get a cut or scrape, do you have a natural instinct to grab a bottle of peroxide and immediately rinse the area with it, while wincing in pain? Or how about grabbing an ice cube to cool down your skin after a burn? Even though these treatments have been passed down through the
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CLINICALLY PROVEN TO IMPROVE THE APPEARANCE OF SCARS, NEWGEL+ IS TGA APPROVED IN AUSTRALIA! Moisturisers increase the water (or moisture) content of the skin, whereas silicone-based dressings help to decrease the evaporation of water through the skin and to restore the barrier function of the skin, which can help to reduce scar formation. Our scar
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It is sometimes believed that exposing a scar to sun may even out the colour of it, reducing the visibility of the scar. People have attempted “tanning” their scars to achieve camouflaging them. Sun exposure, though, is the absolute last thing that your scar needs. WHAT MAKES A SCAR VULNERABLE TO THE SUN The fresher the scar is,
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Scars occur as a result of the body’s natural wound healing process. As you may know, some scars develop differently than others. Some fade into pale lines that are barely visible while others may become discolored or even raised, leaving you with a painful daily reminder of the incident that caused your skin to scar.
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Did you know that silicone has been used for more than 30 years in the treatment of scars? In fact, an article published in the scholarly journal Aesthetic Plastic Surgery states that in the treatment arsenal at the disposal of the plastic surgeon, topical silicone therapy usually is considered the first line of treatment. Fortunately, silicone scar treatment
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Scarring is the body’s response to trauma and is a part of the natural healing process. There are different types of scars depending on the cause and severity of injury. Scars produced from minor cuts and scrapes will fade gradually over time. However, wounds caused by serious accidents, burns, and surgery can often lead to
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