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Scarbandit’s products are designed to bond with the outer layer of the skin, the stratum corneum and form a protective barrier against physical and microbial invasion of the scar site. 

Newly formed scar tissue is very fragile, and moisture from within evaporates on the skin surface. A silicone sheet or gel covers the scar site and contains the moisture from evaporating. This reduces collagen and keratinocyte stimulation. Which results in reduced height, redness & improved elasticity of the scar site. 

Scarbandit products are suited for the treatment of surgery, keloid, hypertrophic, c-section, burn and acne scars. All our products contain medical grade silicone that has been proven to flatten, soften, reduce and improve the overall appearance of the scar.  

You can start to apply your treatment right after the stitches have been removed and the wound is fully closed.  

Acclimatize your skin by applying the silicone sheet for 4 hours per day for the first 2 days. 8 hours for the next 2 days. Then 2 more hours with each day. The silicone sheet should be worn for a minimum of 12 hours a day. Optimal therapy requires the silicone sheet to be worn for 23 hours. This gives your skin around 1 hour to breathe and calm down.  

Typically, scars start to soften in around a week. Improvement in appearance, texture and color around 5 – 10 weeks. Continue the therapy for 3 – 6 months. However, keep in mind that all scars are different, and results may vary. For older scars the process takes longer than on newly formed scars. In general, the sooner you start with the treatment the better.  

The scar treatment process varies greatly from person to person. Every skin is unique, and many factors determine how the treatment duration. We recommend a minimum treatment time of 90 days.  

Of course! Scarbandit products are classified as an FDA Class-1 Medical device for the treatment and reduction of scars.  

Deep acne scars on the face are best handled with extra attention and care. To obtain the best possible result, let a dermatologist first examine your skin to determine the actual skin problem.  

Often deep acne scars require more intense procedures than the standard over-the-counter options. Some of these treatments include; steroid injections, dermal fillers, punch excisions, lasers, radiofrequency therapy… or a combination of the above. But again, this is something that needs to be discussed thoroughly with a dermatologist. 

Of course! All our products contain ingredients that are safe to use for mom, baby and your children.   

Yes, you can. However, it is not ideal as water, soaps, shampoos, etc.… may interfere with the adhesion.  

 Scarbandit products have been tested to be a safe option for all skin types and colors.  

Yes, Scarbandit offers a wide variety of products, that can be cut, if needed, to suit all scar shapes and sizes.  

Scarbandit products are designed to be effective for both new and older scars up to 2 years. If the scar is older than 2 years, then the skin has stabilized itself and OTC products won’t be an effective solution for you.  

As with any topical material that is directly applied to the skin’s surface, some type of reaction is possible. In the unlikely event that you encounter a reaction (redness, pain or skin irritation), discontinue treatment, consult us via email or our socials. Consult your physician if there is a continue discomfort. People with known allergies to silicone should not use this product.  

Scarbandit products are for external use only. Avoid contact with eyes, open wounds, mucous membranes and third-degree burns. Furthermore, people with known allergies to silicone should not use this product.  

From past customer feedback we have noticed that most customers remove their piece of tape day before showing. After the shower, they cut off a new piece of tape and throw away the used one. When applying a new piece, press and hold it for a min and you’ll be good to go! 

Scarbandit adhesive is designed to last, so slow, gently removal is crucial. To remove, start at one corner and slowly peel the sheet / tape away from the skin. Don’t pull it off too quickly as it could damage the newly formed, fragile scar tissue.  

From past customer feedback we have noticed that most customers remove their piece of tape day before showing. After the shower, they cut off a new piece of tape and throw away the used one. When applying a new piece, press and hold it for a min and you’ll be good to go! 

Yes! Our silicone tape is clinically proven, safe and effective in significantly reducing the appearance of keloid scars. It helps to reduce and smoothen the scar while improving its overall appearance.  

Every ingredient that is used to make our Scarbandits products is derived from non-animal sources.  

Yes! The Ultraviolet Protection Factor of our silicone tape is 100+. This means that, according to the official UPF rating, our silicone tape gets placed in the “excellent protection” category.

However, keep in mind that it is very important not to expose premature, immature scars to sunlight. Ultraviolet radiation during early healing period can lead to increased risk of all scar formations including hyperpigmentation and hypopigmentation.

We recommend avoiding sun exposure for up to one year to prevent increased pigmentation of the scars.  

Yes! The Ultraviolet Protection Factor of our silicone tape is 100+. This means that, according to the official UPF rating, our silicone tape gets placed in the “excellent protection” category.

However, keep in mind that it is very important not to expose premature, immature scars to sunlight. Ultraviolet radiation during early healing period can lead to increased risk of all scar formations including hyperpigmentation and hypopigmentation.

We recommend avoiding sun exposure for up to one year to prevent increased pigmentation of the scars.  

Store the product sealed and at room temperature, away from sunlight. Scarbandit's silicone sheet has a 5-year shelf life. Keep out of reach of children and pets.  

Scarring can affect you both physically and psychologically. They are not simply a cosmetic problem. Scar tissue lacks the full functionality that healthy skin has. For example, scar tissue is less flexible and might experience a reduced or completely lost sense of touch.