MEDICAL GRADE SILICONE SCAR GEL | From the Makers of the Industry-leading HealFast Surgery Recovery Formulas & Trusted by Plastic Surgeons, Dermatologists, and Burn experts nationwide for all ages & skin types.

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ADVANCED CROSSPOLYMER SILICONE SCAR GEL | #1 RECOMMENDED INGREDIENT by US Physicians surveyed* for scar reduction from surgery, injury, acne, C-Section, pregnancy, and more.

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PHYSICIAN-MADE SURGERY-GRADE SCAR GEL | CONTAINS ONLY SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN INGREDIENTS to support new & old scar removal and skin repair. No additives, placebo or harmful ingredients.

MULTI-PURPOSE USE | Scars from surgery, burns, cosmetic procedures, mole removal, c section, injuries, acne scar removal, as a healing ointment, pregnancy lotion, burn scar cream, and to reduce abnormal scarring & scar discoloration.

FOR BEST RESULTS | Use scar gel for surgical scars or as part of an acne scar treatment plan with the HealFast Surgery & Injury Recovery Supplement to create the ultimate scar treatment regimen.

HF Silicone Scar Gel visibly improves the appearance of both old and new scars. Silicone in the HF Scar gel helps prevent abnormal scarring and soften, smooth and diminish the appearance of scars. HF scar treatment gel even works on scars that are years old and appear raised and discolored. Silicone advanced scar gel has been studied to help these scars become flatter, smoother, and less visible, closer to your skin’s natural texture and color. Silicone is the #1 dermatologist and plastic surgeon recommended scar reduction treatment ingredient. HF Silicone Gel for scars also works on newly healed wounds and on visible older scars including hypertrophic scars and keloid scars. This scar gel, unlike a scar cream, is colorless, odorless, breathable, and can be used on all ages, kids & adults, and any kind of skin including sensitive skin, dry skin, oily skin, or combination skin.

*(Of U.S. physicians surveyed by an independent market research firm. Cited studies from Berman, B. et al; Dermatologic Surgery; yr: 2007 vol: 33 iss: 11 pg: 1291 -1303.)