meggiep 57 Posted June 25, 2011 I saw an ad for a new treatment called ScarAway and decided to give it a try on my five little boo-boos . It is apparently similar to what they use in burn centers. There are scar sheets made of silicone, and also a serum. They were out of the serum at Walgreens (and it costs $30!) so I bought the sheets, which were on sale at $18 for two months supply. The sheets are large- I cut one into four pieces for my small scars. You apply them and keep them on for 12 hours, then actually wash and dry the little pieces with soap and water- it does not affect the adhesive- in fact helps it stay sticky- you can use each sheet five times. Since I had to use a second sheet for my fifth piece it wont be two months worth- but I can report after one night my scars are softer and actually a lighter color! I ws really surprised- even one that is angrier looking and quite red is completely changed. I have high hopes! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
kelli 3 Posted June 25, 2011 Sounds Good Meggie, I think I might give it a try, mine are still a little reddish.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
snowfie9 6 Posted June 26, 2011 I've been using Vitamin E and I don't nkow if it helps but most of my scars are pretty faint. There's just this one that was really small and for some reason resembles more of a puncture than an incision (it's round) and as such it taking longer to heal. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites