Silicone Scar Sheets (1.6"x 158" Roll-4M), Silicone Scar Tape for Scar Removal Treatment, Reusable Silicone Scar Strips for C-Section, Keloid, Burn, Acne, Surgical Scars

✅️ large roll✅️ easily cut / trimmed down for specific size✅️ reusuable (up to 2 times)✅️ stays on for a long time / feels like second skin✅️ best on clean dry skin✅️ works to help stop sleep wrinkles (my main use)❌️ does not stick well to oil/lotionApplied these to my lower cheek/jaw line to avoid and get rid of sleep lines/wrinkles. I had this annoying one that had become permanent and deep. Finding different ways to sleep didn't help as i couldnt find a way to stop my head from falling sideways.Used this and worked so well. The line is still there but way less deep and barely noticable, the tape helps keep the line wrinkle away for a couple hours after waking up until gravity takes over and it sort of shows up again.Size roll lasts a decent amount of time. And the tape is thin and flexible, for me once on after a couple minutes i forget its even there (even on my face)Strong adhesion but not like putting duct tape on. It stays stuck even when tossing and turning in my sleep.Best applied to clean dry skin. Since i put it on my face i do my nightly routine which includes a very thick lotion at the end. I let soak in to dry for 30 minutes before applying the tape and Ive had no problems with it adhereing and staying.Color is "skintone" for light/medium tones. But blends in well enough (not like im Wearing this in a noticeable area out in public, its for sleep.I did apply this (according to their instrctions) on a crater like scar on my arm. It noticably decreased the edge height but did not fully take it away. (Best use case for me so far is using to avoid wrinkles getting deeper and setting in)If using on forehead to decrease wrinkles best way is to cut triangular pieces and alternate up down going across. Covers forehead better and stays on (slightly overlap them)

No one wants emergency surgery...but staring at those scars for the rest of your life can be hard. You either think "Survivor" or you are reminded of what's no longer there. I found the long scars to make things worse for me (at least three months after surgery) so my doctor recommended silicone tape. I've been using it for a little over a month, and I do think I see a difference. I wish I tried them sooner, because it is supposed to work better of "fresh" scars, but I'm hoping with continued use these will make me look more "barbie" than scar-ridden. I am using this during the day and Moderna scar cream at night, although at my last visit my nurse practitioner said the scar tape is best 24 hours a day. I will do that once I run out of the Moderna overnight cream. These are too wide for my scars so I cut them down the center and make "two" out of them and they fit perfectly. I can wear for about two weeks under a very loose bra. I rinse them off after a workout and then was my scars and re-apply the same tape. Honestly, I think I could wear the same tape longer than 2 weeks, but I have been changing it out when the edges don't stick as well. It is super easy to apply and easy to take off (Probably because I can't feel anything there)

Years ago I read about a study that silicone was extremely useful for healing scars and wounds due to it creating the perfect microclimate for collagen re-building. At the time there were zero products for this use, so I had to source a thin sheet of silicone and tape it on. When products did hit the market they were expensive. I was so happy to see that now silicone patches are dirt cheap and this cut-to-size tape is perfect, you can cut the exact size you need and not waste anything.Last week I suffered a deep dog bite on the back of my hand. Not the first time it’s happened, but it’s the first time it took a little chunk out of me and my hand swelled up and got infected. Had to go to urgent care. The pain was excruciating. I had an oozing gross wound for 2-3 days and then a very thick and itchy scab developed.I ordered some of this tape and slapped it on around day 4. I cannot believe the progress. After about 24 hours the thick scab had dissolved and the wound was visibly closing up. Without the scab there it allowed it to keep draining too which was a good thing. I’m now at day 8 and it’s almost fully closed up and the redness is much reduced. I’m hopeful that starting with the patch early I’ll be able to avoid a bad scar. I’m constantly injuring myself and this is a much worse wound than normal for me, yet it’s healing so fast. I have also been using a red light too.I immediately ordered another roll and had it sent to my parents, because they are always getting little scrapes that take forever to heal.Best thing is that this stuff is SO comfortable, it stays put, it’s held up fine to handwashing, and it doesn’t pull on your skin the way a bandaid does. It moves with you and doesn’t hurt to remove. If you peel it back a few times a day to check your boo-boo the edges will start to lose their stickiness, but if you don’t touch it can last 24-48 hours no problem.Will update when I know for sure if I avoided a scar.