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Smith & Nephew Cica-Care Silicone Gel Adhesive Sheet is a self-adhesive gel sheet that is meant for the treatment and prevention of scarring which in turn helps improve the appearance of the majority of red, dark or raised scars. CICA-CARE is durable, comfortable and re-usable, ideal for day and night use and has already been widely used by the medical profession. This self-adhesive gel sheet is safe to use on both children and adults.
BENEFITS
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This Silicone Gel Adhesive Sheet is medically proven to be up to 90% effective in the management of both existing and new red, dark or raised scars (hypertrophic/keloid)
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It is also used as a preventive therapy on healed wounds to help prevent red and raised scars
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Uniquely designed to soften, flatten and fade red, dark or raised scars
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It is cleanable and reusable for up to 28 days
DIRECTIONS TO USE
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Wash your hands before use and then gently clean the scar and surrounding skin. Thoroughly dry the area before applying Cica-Care
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Peel the lid from the tray containing Cica-Care and remove the gel sheet
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With a pair of scissors, cut the sheet to the size of the scar – allowing a little overlap all the way round. Store the remaining gel sheet in a dry place, like the tray the gel came in
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Remove the printed plastic sheet to reveal the adhesive
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Apply Cica-Care, adhesive side down, to the scarred area without stretching the strip. (If your scar is in an awkward position you may wish to use a light bandage or tape to keep Cica-Care in position.) Do not hold the gel sheet too tightly to the skin as this may cause irritation of the scar and surrounding area
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Cica-Care should be applied to the scar for 4 hours on the first two days of use. The application time should then be increased by 2 hours a day to enable your skin to get used to the gel strip
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Clean Cica-Care twice daily with a mild soap. Once you’ve cleaned the gel strip, rinse it well
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Dry the Cica-Care strip with a non-fluffy towel before re-applying. Ensure the scar and surrounding area is washed too
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