Scars are caused by trauma to the deep thick layer of skin called the Dermis. They are the natural result of the body’s attempt to heal areas of trauma caused by surgery or injury. The more the skin is damaged and the longer it takes to heal, the greater the chance of a noticeable scar…. Read more »
Most people who have scars, especially facial scars, would do something to get rid of them if given a realistic opportunity to do so. Not only are these scars unsightly, but they may also be a reminder of an unpleasant event from the past. Unfortunately many people choose to live with their scars because they… Read more »
We are very excited to announce that our product of the month for July is our Scarfade Scar Gel in the 0.5 oz. size. This is our most popular product in the most popular size. Now through the end of July, we are offering the 0.5 oz. Scarfade for $24.95! In addition, with every online… Read more »
The formation of scars is caused by trauma to the skin. Under the area of trauma, healing cells called fibroblasts migrate to the site of the injury. These fibroblasts cover over the damaged area and form collagen, which is the building block of scar tissue. Normally, collagen fibers line up in a parallel fashion, forming… Read more »
Breast reduction, a procedure to decrease breast size by removing fat and skin from the breasts is one of the top five reconstructive plastic surgery procedures performed in the United States. No, that’s not a misprint, I did say Breast Reduction. Sorry guys. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, there were approximately 106,179… Read more »
A tummy tuck, or Abdominoplasty, is a procedure to remove excess skin and or fat from the abdominal area. Accoding to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, there were approximately 148,410 tummytucks performed in 2007. Although this procedure often results in phenomenally positive changes in the appearance of the patient, there is one negative that… Read more »
Nearly everyone has a scar somewhere on their body. Some people wear their scars as a badge of honor while others incur them after an injury and then simply forget about them. But for many people scars can be a painful reminder of the past or an imperfection that hinders their ability to enjoy life… Read more »
I had great results with Scarfade. Over 2 years ago I managed to burn my arm when taking something out of the oven. The scar was over 2 inches long and about half an inch wide. I thought over time it would fade but I noticed instead it was getting darker. I did some internet research and found Scarfade. I followed the instructions and used Scarfade twice a day. I saw results right away and after about 2 weeks my scar was virtually gone. I could not be more pleased and more enthusiastic about recommending this product.
- Maggie
