RejûvaSil Silicone Scar Gel (30 mL/ 1 Fl Oz.)

What’s In Rejûvasil Silicone Scar Gel?

One of the easiest ways to treat scars is with topical products— like scar gel. But what makes a great scar gel? What does scar gel do exactly to reduce scarring? Take a look at some of the best scar healing ingredients that we include in our scar gel: Rejuvasil Silicone Scar Gel.

One of the easiest ways to treat scars is with topical products— like scar gel. But what makes a great scar gel? What does scar gel do exactly to reduce scarring?

Today we’ll take a peek at (what we believe are) some of the best scar gel ingredients, why silicone is the gold standard for scar treatment (in any form!), and why vitamin c for scar treatment is important as well! Let’s dive in.

What Does Scar Gel Do?

Depending on the product, your scar gel might do the following things. The best scar gel will do all three of these, making it more simple and straightforward to treat your scar:

1. Deeply moisturize the skin to keep it healthy
2. Provide an occlusive barrier (usually with silicone) to keep that moisture in
3. Supply the skin with critical wound-healing support through a variety of additives

Ingredients In Rejuvasil Scar Gel

Take a look at some of the key ingredients that make Rejuvasil Silicone Scar Gel the obvious choice:

Silicone

It’s no secret that silicone products are on the frontlines of scar healing technology right now. Their unique ability to keep in moisture creates the perfect healing and restructuring environment for damaged skin and scar tissue. Simply take a look through the numerous research articles and reviews (here’s one), and you’ll see that silicone is a no-brainer for a scar gel.

Read More: Silicone 101: Everything You Need to Know

Vitamin C

Ascorbic acid, also known as vitamin C, helps during the wound healing process, something we know to be critical in scar formation. When a wound heals, if there is enough space that needs to be filled in, scar tissue comes to the rescue. Having enough collagen and elastin available during this and the restructuring stage of scar healing is critical – and vitamin C can help.

Read More: Why Is Vitamin C Good For Your Skin?

Squalane

Squalane is synthesized from squalene, a precursor molecule that occurs naturally in our bodies in maximum quantities before (around) the age of thirty. By adding squalane to skincare products, we can ensure that healing skin is getting the moisturization and barrier support that it needs.

Cyclomethicone, Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate, Emu Oil, Squalane

Read More: Ingredient Spotlight: What Does Squalane Do for Your Skin?

HOW DOES REJÛVASIL HELP?

• SOFTEN AND FLATTEN RAISED SCARS

RejuvaSil is a 97% Silicone Gel used by plastic surgeons and dermatologists to soften and flatten raised scars. RejuvaSil Silicone Scar Gel can also help prevent surgical scars from becoming keloids or hypertrophic using a healing mechanism similar to our silicone sheeting.

• COMPLETELY DISCREET SOLUTION FOR SCARS

RejuvaSil dries clear, odorless, and water-resistant for completely discreet scar management. You’ll forget it is even there! Since RejuvaSil is practically invisible, the silicone gel is perfect for facial scars or other areas of high visibility.

• REDUCES REDNESS AND IRRITATION FROM YOUR SCAR

Vitamin C, Squalane, and Emu Oil improve the gel’s texture and performance. These key ingredients soothe the skin and eliminate discomfort. Many patients remark that RejuvaSil helps relieve itchiness and discomfort associated with scars.

• SUITABLE FOR FACIAL AND PEDIATRIC SCARS

RejuvaSil is non-comedogenic, it won’t clog pores or cause you to break out. Also, the gel's gentle formula and easy application are ideal for pediatric scars. We commonly work with children that have been burned, had surgery or suffered other injuries to help reduce scarring.