From our scar gel and spray to our UV Gel including SPF30, all our advanced formula silicone scar treatments are clinically-proven to help soften and flatten raised scars as well as reducing discolouration and redness. Kelo-Cote is a scar treatment that is designed to reduce the appearance of scars. There are many different scar treatments currently available on the market and it can be hard to distinguish the differences between them and to know which is the right product for you. This review is going to take a closer look at Kelo-Cote to learn more information about what this product has to offer and to see if it’s right for you. The manufacturer claims that their patented, transparent and self-drying silicone gel can improve the appearance of scars and prevent abnormal or excessive scar formation. They also claim that Kelo-cote can diminish the appearance of hypertrophic scars and keloids which have a raised or discolored appearance and has the ability to soften and flatten raised scars and reduce the redness associated with scars. Ingredients The two active ingredients in this gel are Polysiloxanes and Silicone Dioxide. Another name for Polysiloxanes are Silicones which are a type of polymer which is made of repeating units of siloxane, a chain of alternating silicon atoms and oxygen atoms. It helps heal scars by protecting the scarred tissue from bacteria and it increases hydration of the stratum corneum.The manufacturer does not reveal how much of each ingredient there is. Without knowing how much of each ingredient there is in every serving there is no way for us to know if it is enough to be effective. Dosage KELO-COTE® UV Scar Gel SPF 30 also provides protection from further damage caused by sun exposure, as a result of scar tissue not containing any melanin. UV exposure has been shown to influence the wound healing process by causing immediate UV-induced inflammation such as erythema, followed by increased skin pigmentation which may result in long term pigmentation of a fresh or recent scar.

We were unable to find any mention of a manufacturer’s guarantee and it appears that they do not offer one. Our Final Review of Kelo-Cote And while we’d recommend continuing treatment for 60 to 90 days to see the best results, if you continue to see improvement at the end of this period, it may be beneficial to continue treatment. KELO-COTE ®’s patented formula binds to the skin’s surface creating an ultra-thin sheet that dries within 5 minutes* to treat and protect scars for 24 hours a day with twice daily application.

Kelo-cote® UV Gel - 15g Reviews

Adalyser sets this cookie to determine whether there is an active session and which conversions have taken place in this session to prevent duplicates, stores a list of events in this session. KELO-COTE® UV Scar Gel self-dries to a waterproof, gas permeable membrane that acts like an extra layer of skin. The silicone scar gels helps to soften, flatten and smooth the scars, while maintaining the moisture balance and elasticity of the adjacent skin. It has also been shown to reduce the discolouration and itching associated with scars. If you are pregnant, nursing or have sensitive skin you should speak to your doctor before using this treatment. What is the Cost?

KELO-COTE® scar serum with SPF 30 can be used on scars resulting from trauma, pregnancy stretch marks, surgery and burns. It can also be used to reduce the appearance of keloids. Adalyser sets this cookie to stores which advertising campaign drove a user to visit, stores traffic source and campaign data.The manufacturer recommends making sure that the affected area is clean and dry before applying the gel. You should then apply Kelo-Cote to the area as a thin coat and allow it to dry. Once it’s dry it can be covered with cosmetics or sunscreen. You should apply the gel twice a day and the recommended duration of treatment is 60-90 days.

What’s more, they’re also proven both to help improve the appearance of existing scars in around 82% of patients as well as helping to prevent scarring in up to 67% of surgery patients after just four months of twice-daily treatment. Silicone is recommended as a first line treatment by healthcare professionals, cosmetic surgeons and by international scar treatment guidelines.CookieYes sets this cookie to record the default button state of the corresponding category and the status of CCPA. It works only in coordination with the primary cookie.