Medgel

Scar Treatment

Medgel is a product made of 100% medical grade silicone gel.

Biocompatible

Flexible

Reusable and with a soft grip

There are no components of animal origin

There are no active ingredients

Can be used in combination with other treatments

AUTHENTICITY STAMP

All Medgel* products are engraved with the Silimed brand during production. With this, Silimed offers greater security and guarantee the delivery of an original product.

*except Medgel Coat

Improves appearance in 8 weeks*

*Average based on studies and with possible variations depending on the scar, skin type and use of the product.

*Merely illustrative images.

Indications

It helps in the treatment and prevention of keloids, common and hypertrophic scars, recent or old, associated with erythema (redness).

Medgel Coat

Indicated for extensive or scattered scars, such as those caused by burns.

Medgel Plate

Indicated for extensive or scattered scars, such as those caused by burns.

Medgel Strip

Indicated for linear scars, such as abdominoplasty, mammoplasty, cesarean section, heart surgery, etc.

Medgel Disc

Indicated for areolar scars, both for reduction and breast augmentation.

Mechanism of action¹

FORMATION OF THE SCAR – STAGE 1

The normal cell structure must be aligned and organized. However, when an injury, cut, or burn occurs, this process changes. The affected area loses too much water (1), which causes a disorder in the production of collagen and repairs the cells, leading to the appearance of scars (2)

MEDGEL ACTION – STAGE 2

With the help of Medgel, the process goes through an organization and regeneration of tissues. Through the occlusion of the silicone tape (3), an improvement in the hydration of the skin is achieved, normalizing the production of collagen and repairing the cells..

RESULT OF THE ACTION – STAGE 3

The result is a better cutaneous reorganization of collagen and, consequently, of tissue (4), leading to an improvement in the appearance of the scar and keloid (5) in up to 8 weeks.

Reference: 1. GALLANT-BEHM L. C., PhD and Mustoe A. T., MD - Occlusion regulates Epidermal Cytokine Production and Inhibits Scar Formation - NIH, Wound Repair Regen. 2010; 18 (2): 235-244.