Having surgery is stressful enough without having to worry about the scar it will leave behind. While there are many non-invasive surgeries these days thanks to laparoscopic procedures, there are still some surgeries where scars are unavoidable, such as C-Sections. Worrying about scars shouldn’t be your first concern when undergoing surgery. Fortunately, there are steps… Read more »
Scars…they’re unsightly reminders of the past. Some are angry, raised and red, while others are faded, tough and pearly. We all have at least one, and they all tell a story – some we’re proud of and others we’d rather forget. For the most part, we accept our scars and don’t give them much thought… Read more »
Winter is a time for fun in the snow. From skiing to ice skating, winter can be the highlight of the year for many people when it comes to recreational activities. However, it can also be a season for injuries that may leave lasting scars if not treated appropriately. Among the most dangerous winter sports… Read more »
Your skin is your body’s largest organ, protecting you from bacteria and viruses, while at the same time regulating body temperature. Amazingly, it weighs on average between six and nine pounds with a surface area of two square yards. Many skin conditions and diseases can arise over this large organ; some irritate and inflame the… Read more »
By keeping a wound dry and clean, you can improve the healing process. While it sounds simple enough, that isn’t always the case, especially with kids and especially in areas that are prone to exposure such as the face and hands. That said, do all you can to keep moisture and dirt away from the… Read more »
While its technically still fall, the cold dry air of winter has already arrived in many places. This can be a killer on the skin, causing it to become rough, flaky, chapped and red. Most at risk are the hands and face, but other areas of the body can also be affected, such as… Read more »
We all know Vitamin C is essential for good health, helping keep colds at bay all year long. However, did you realize that Vitamin C is also essential to healthy skin? It’s true. Also known as ascorbic acid, Vitamin C plays an important role in the production of collagen, a protein that aids the growth… Read more »
Scabs can be irresistible to pick at, especially when they look so unsightly you just want them to be gone. But this does more harm than good. Scabs are like nature’s Band-Aid, sealing the injury and helping it heal. The healing process is much more efficient when the scab is left intact. Picking at it… Read more »
You already know the benefits of using Scarfade on your burns, scars, cuts and scrapes to prevent further scarring, but what you may not know is how much you’ll need for your type of injury. Check out this handy chart to see just the right amount of Scarfade needed for your unique situation. Usage depends… Read more »
Eating super foods is one of the keys to super health. You may have heard the term micronutrients before but are unsure what they are. Basically, micronutrients are foods that don’t provide energy yet are a critical piece of the puzzle when it comes to the healthy functioning of your cells and tissues. They include:… Read more »
I was born a clutz… broken several bones, surgeries, and acquired all kinds of scars playing sports and being a goofball growing up. I searched for, and tried many different types of scar creams/remedies, but with very little or no improvement. Eventually, I considered all those products a waste of money.
Thanks to Scarfade, I can happily admit I was wrong! I had surgery done on my foot/ankle that resulted in a nasty incision with 11 staples. The scar was Frankensteinish! I thought there was no way I could even dream to get the results Scarfade gave me. Not only does the product work by giving the most improved appearance and texture of the scar, but it’s so easy to use. No funky smell, no hassle, not at all messy or unpleasant to apply. This is an awesome product and I am definitely going to use it on any future scars I’ll inevitably get and keep it on hand for my daughters who take after their tomboy mom. Thanks!
- Ellen
