Dr Blaines Scar Care: Does Dr Blaines work?

Dr Blaines Scar Care Review

While Dr. Blaine's Scar Care can be an effective silicone gel based scar treatment, it may not be the best option available due to the fact that the self-adhesive gel pad may have difficulty maintaining constant contact with the skin. This review will examine the benefits and drawbacks of Dr. Blaine's Scar Care and offer effective alternatives in scar removal cream treatments.

The development of Dr. Blaine's Scar Care Treatment Kit resulted from recent research in scar reduction treatments that demonstrated the effectiveness of silicone gel sheets in improving the appearance of hypertrophic and keloid scars. Dr. Blaine's Scar Care consists of two parts; a small, self-adhesive silicone gel pad and Dr. Blaine's E-Sil Solution. The silicone pad is a transparent and reusable silicone sheet that is applied directly over the scar and can be worn for up to twelve hours each day. Dr. Blaine's E-Sil Solution is a combination of Vitamin E and silicone that is applied when the gel pad is not being used.

Treatment Kit Size: 1 – 2"x5.5" silicone gel pad; 0.5 fl oz of E-Sil Solution

The Verdict on Dr. Blaine's Scar Treatment
While Vitamin E is a common treatment for scar reduction, there is not clinical evidence to show that it has any positive effect. In fact, topical application of Vitamin E can cause contact dermatitis in many people. Additionally, the inclusion of a silicone gel solution in Dr. Blaine's Scar Care demonstrates the effectiveness of this type of silicone application and underscores the problems inherent in the use of silicone sheets and pads. If you would like to know which scar treatments our staff found to be the most effective, please take a look at the review grid below.

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