C-Section Reusable Silicone Scar Patches
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C-Section Reusable Silicone Scar Patches
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How do I use Belly Bandit C-Section Scar Defense?
To use Belly Bandit C-Section Scar Defense, first wash and dry areas to be treated. Remove the backing and apply it with adhesive directly on the skin. You should wear it at least 12 hours a day for maximum benefit; and it can be worn overnight. Gently wash after each use to maintain adhesive. To customize fit, place the strip along your scar and trim to desired length before removing plastic backing.
What are the benefits of the Belly Bandit C section reusable scar sheets?
Our Belly Bandit C-Section Scar Defense is reusable, and can be washed and reused up to 10 times. They’re easily removable without sticky residue, latex-free and self-adhesive. They treat a raised scar by reducing its size, hardness, redness, swelling, itch, or stiffness. They are also effective at preventing a raised scar, especially after surgery. The ultra-thin sheets are invisible under clothing and act as a moisture barrier that helps hydrate skin and seal in vital nutrients.
Do these c section silicone scar sheets help reduce redness and itching?
Yes they are designed to help reduce redness and itching associated with c-section scar recovery.
How long should I use this product after a c-section?
The reusable silicone sheets are safe to use on your healed incision as long as you’d like.
Can this product be washed?
Yes, Our Belly Bandit C-Section Scar Defense is reusable, and can be washed and reused up to 10 times. To clean, hand wash in warm water with gentle soap and lay flat with adhesive side up to dry. When not in use, store on the provided reusable clear plastic, and if sheets lose stickiness, wash with mild soap and cool water.
Do C-section scars fade completely?
C-section scars do not go away completely. They can fade on their own with time or with treatments, but a visible line is often left.
Can C-Section scars be healed?
Yes, C-section scars heal. However, it does take time. By two weeks post birth, your scar should look and feel much better. That said, it can take anywhere from six weeks to three months before you're fully healed and able to resume full range of movement.
How long does scar tissue last after C-Section?
C-sections can cause scarring. In some women, these scars become thick, raised, and red. That may mean that your scar is hypertrophic, where your body created more scar tissue than necessary. A hypertrophic scar is harmless, but it may get irritated when you wear clothes or you may not like how it looks. Silicone has been shown to help reduce the appearance of scars over time. Using silicone gel or a silicone sheet on your scar can help your body break down unsightly scar tissue.
