Has anyone used the scar removal cream and how did it work out

Hello! Barker ("Kelo-cote") is a drug that can prevent or treat hyperplastic scarring. However, due to the complexity of the pathogenesis of keloid scarring and the influence of genetics, environment and many other factors, so the effectiveness of Barker is not 100%, but it is still effective.

Barker (Kelo-cote) is a clear, self-drying silicone ointment. It can be used to prevent and treat scarring caused by surgery, burns, and other traumas to some extent. Studies have shown that Bark softens and smoothes keloids; relieves itching, discomfort, or pain caused by keloids.

1. When to start using

Principle: Avoid applying Barker to incisions that have not fully healed.

Example: If the incision has just had its stitches removed, wait 3-6 days after the stitches have been removed to start applying.

2, application method

Principle: the scope of more than the scar and the eye of the needle

3, the number of times

Principle: 24 hours to keep the drug in the scar covered

Example: early morning after waking up to apply. Apply at night before going to bed. Additional applications are required as the medication is washed off by daily activities.

Because the pathogenesis of keloid scarring is very complex and is influenced by many factors such as genetics and the environment, there is no single completely effective medication. The treatment of keloid scarring focuses on prevention, and the correct, regular, and adequate use of "Barker" is very necessary.