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Scar care with KELOSCAR BIOGEL

About KELOSCAR BIOGEL, how it can help, when to start and how to apply it.

KELOSCAR BIOGEL: how it works and what makes it different

Silicone gel is widely recommended as a first-line option for scar management. It forms a thin, protective layer that helps maintain skin hydration and supports the improvement of scar appearance over time.

KELOSCAR BIOGEL combines medical-grade silicone with TurmeromeCell™, an innovative ingredient containing a liposomal extract of Curcuma longa and vitamin E, recognised for their antioxidant and skin-conditioning properties.

Together, they bring hydration, protection and soothing comfort into one formulation, designed to help manage new and existing scars resulting from:

KELOSCAR BIOGEL is suitable for adults and children aged 3 years and older.

How can KELOSCAR BIOGEL help?

KELOSCAR BIOGEL creates a thin, protective silicone layer over your scar. This helps keep the skin hydrated and supports the natural scar-healing process.

With regular use, it may help:

The gel is transparent, odourless and dries quickly, making it easy to include in your daily scar-care routine, including gentle scar massage if recommended by your healthcare professional.

When can I start using KELOSCAR BIOGEL?

Only use KELOSCAR BIOGEL once the wound has completely healed and the skin is fully closed.

Do not use it on:

If you are unsure whether your wound has healed enough, speak to your healthcare professional before starting treatment.

How do I apply KELOSCAR BIOGEL?

  1. Wash and dry the scar and the surrounding skin.
  2. Apply a thin layer of KELOSCAR BIOGEL over the scar.
  3. Allow the gel to dry for about 5 minutes.

For best results:

Consistent daily use gives the best results.

Important information

Stop using KELOSCAR BIOGEL and seek medical advice if you notice:

Do not use the product if:

Scars improve gradually over time, and results vary from person to person. Always follow the instructions for use and any advice from your healthcare professional.

More questions? See the KELOSCAR FAQs or the step-by-step How to use page.

References

  1. Mustoe TA, Cooter RD, Gold MH, et al. International clinical recommendations on scar management. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. 2002;110(2):560–571.
  2. Monstrey S, Middelkoop E, Vranckx JJ, et al. Updated scar management practical guidelines: Non-invasive and invasive measures. Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery. 2014;67(8):1017–1025.
  3. Gold MH, McGuire M, Mustoe TA, et al. Updated international clinical recommendations on scar management: Part 1 — Evaluating the evidence. Dermatologic Surgery. 2014;40(8):817–824.
  4. Mustoe TA, Gurjala A. The role of the epidermis and the mechanism of action of occlusive dressings in scarring. Wound Repair and Regeneration. 2011;19(Suppl 1)–S21.
  5. Hoeksema H, et al. Scar management by means of occlusion and hydration: A comparative study of silicones versus a hydrating gel-cream. Burns. 2013;39(7):1437–1448.
  6. KELOSCAR BIOGEL. Instructions for Use (IFU).