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A scar is your skin's way of healing itself after an injury, or when small blood vessels under the surface make a bruise. The body goes through a complicated, multi-stage process that can take months to years to repair skin, reorganize collagen, and restore tissue strength, which is why scars take so long to heal. On myAster, you’ll find a full range of skincare that is built specifically to support this, which includes products like silicone-based scar gels, strips, sticks, C-section scar strips, and bruise creams. They are from popular brands like NewGel+, Biodermis, MEBO, Rejuvaskin, Liposcar, and Avalon Pharma. While some are made for scars that have already healed, others are meant for everyday bruising and swelling.

Scar Gels and Bruise Creams Available on myAster

Scar-care products on myAster are a practical way to treat your scars, depending on where the scar is, how big it is, and how you'd apply it.

• Silicone gel sheets and strips: Silicone gel sheeting has properties that maintain hydration, modulate fibroblast activity, and reduce trans-epidermal water loss They are thin, flexible dressings which you wear directly over a scar that's already healed. myAster has NewGel+ silicone strips in a few different sizes, including a 2" x 8" strip made specifically for the horizontal line left behind after a C-section, plus a larger 24" x 2" strip for the abdomen, other larger body areas or other extremities.
• Silicone gel dots and sticks: These are a good pick for smaller, more localized marks like acne scarring, a mole removal site, or a small nick from surgery. myAster has popular products like NewGel+'s Advanced Medical-Grade Gel Dots and the Biodermis Prosil Silicone Stick for this.
• Silicone gels and ointments: These are very simple to use - apply them directly to your skin and let them dry. There is a wide range of options available on myAster like NewGel+UV Silicone Scar Gel with SPF 30, Rejuvaskin Scar Esthetique Cream, Liposcar MD Scars & Stretchmarks Gel, Avalon Pharma Scar Pro Silicone Gel, and MEBO Scar Moisture Retentive Therapy Ointment. People often use these on larger or curved areas of the body where a strip won't adhere properly.
• Bruise creams: Hirudoid Cream is a heparinoid-based cream, formulated to soothe bruising and localized swelling.

Important: Scar products and bruise creams aren't the same. Scar gels work on skin that's fully closed and healed and are used over weeks or even months. Bruise creams are applied on unbroken but freshly bruised skin, usually for a much shorter window.

Choosing a Product Based on Your Concern

Not every scar or bruise needs the same product. Matching the type to your actual concern makes a real difference in whether the product helps you.

• Healed surgical or C-section scar: A silicone strip like the NewGel+ C-section strip is built for long daily wear. It works well along a straight incision line, where a strip can lie flat and stay intact.
• Small, irregular, or visible scar: A stick or dot works best, like the Biodermis Prosil Stick. It works well on smaller, more precise areas.
• Prefer a no-dressing option: Use a silicone gel from Rejuvaskin or Avalon Pharma and let it dry naturally.
• Fresh bruise or swelling: Use Hirudoid Cream which can be applied straight to the affected area rather than on skin that's already healed.

Before you buy anything, check the product's stated application area, how long it's meant to stay on or be worn, and whether it suits your skin type. These products support your skin's own healing process rather than guaranteeing a particular outcome. Results can vary quite a bit depending on how old the scar is, how deep it goes, and how consistently the product gets used. If a scar starts becoming raised, painful, itchy, changes shape, or if bruising shows up with no clear cause or just isn't fading, that's a sign to get it checked through myAster's online doctor consultation immediately.

When and How to Use Scar-Care Products?

1. Wait until the wound has fully closed. Scar gels and silicone sheets are made for intact, healed skin only.
2. Stick to the recommended wear time. Most silicone products are meant for extended daily wear, often many hours in one go. Using them consistently matters more than any single application.
3. Clean and dry the area first. This helps the product actually adhere and cuts down the chance of irritation building underneath a sheet or strip.
4. Never apply to broken, irritated, or infected skin. If the area looks red, weepy, or unusually sore, stop and check in with a pharmacist or doctor before continuing.
5. Keep the scar out of direct sunlight. Sun protection may help reduce red or brown discoloration and help the scar fade faster. Use a broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher once the scar has healed.

Buy Scar Gels and Bruise Creams Through myAster

Whether you have a C-section scar, a scar from surgery or cut, or dealing with an everyday bruise, a convenient place to find the right product. Compare products based on the concern you're addressing, pick out a format that fits your routine, and always read the application instructions before you begin. Orders through myAster come with fast, reliable delivery across the UAE, including express and same-day options in select areas, so you're not left waiting around for care that needs to be applied consistently.

FAQs

A. Silicone scar gels are generally used on both, though clinical evidence suggests they may work best when started early on immature scars and used consistently over several weeks to months.

A. Only once the wound has fully closed and any stitches, staples, or scabbing have healed, typically as advised by your doctor. Never apply to open skin.

A. Most guidance suggests consistent use for at least 8 to 12 weeks, since scar tissue changes gradually and silicone works through prolonged daily contact.

A. No. Scar gels and silicone sheets are designed for fully closed, healed skin only, not for open, irritated, or actively healing wounds.

A. If bruises appear without injury, take longer than two weeks to fade, or come with pain and swelling, it's best to consult a doctor rather than self-treat.

A. No. Hirudoid is a heparinoid-based cream designed for soothing superficial bruising and swelling, while scar gels are silicone-based and used on healed scar tissue.

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