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Treating and Healing a Keloid scar from a caeserian birth

     

QUESTION

I was wondering if any of your creams would help diminish a keloid scar (from a C Section.)


From: David Hosking
Sent: Mon 22/01/07 12:39 PM
Subject: Re: keloid scar from caeserian birth (from a C Section.)

Keloid scars can be completely healed and a scar from a caeserian birth is usually narrow and long. Keloid scars can be quite massive , for example, severe burn scars, the larger the scar the more time and treatment is required to clear it up.

Keloid scars can be treated by covering the scar with a product that protects the skin and enhances normal skin growth. There are products on the market such as cicacare silicone sheets which cover the wound and are applied daily until the keloid has healed. These are costly but can be effective.

Treatments I would recommend are applying our facial balm twice a day for at least a month. We have found it clears up severly damaged skin from eczema and many other causes since it has an occlusive property which holds moisture in the skin and protects it providing a god healing environment. There is another product we have called Bio-Oil (not made by us but very good results achieved by our customers)

Since you already have the facial balm I would try that first and if visible improvement is not seen in a month, then try the Bio-Oil.



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