SCARHEAL GEL is a topical combination gel designed for skin care in areas affected by scar tissue. Its formulation contains Allium cepa extract, heparin sodium, and allantoin.
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Research and clinical evidence:
Combinations containing onion extract, heparin, and allantoin have been studied as topical treatments for hypertrophic and keloid scars. However, findings from studies of other formulations should not automatically be considered evidence for SCARHEAL GEL itself because efficacy can depend on the exact formulation, concentrations, and treatment regimen.
For SCARHEAL GEL specifically, the manufacturer describes its use for scar management and its skin-conditioning and moisturizing properties.
The gel should not be applied to open, unhealed, or infected wounds. For recent surgical scars, use should begin only after complete wound closure and according to medical advice.
SCARHEAL GEL is intended for topical care of scar tissue and for improving the appearance of skin following injury.
It may be used for:
The ingredients help condition and moisturize the skin and support care of areas with altered skin texture. The product is not intended to treat active infection or open wounds.
Apply a small amount of gel as a thin layer to clean, completely healed scar tissue. Gently massage until absorbed when appropriate for the condition of the skin and according to medical advice. Frequency and duration of use depend on the characteristics of the scar and professional recommendations. Do not apply to open or infected wounds.
