Cica-Care Silicone Gel Sheet

Discover the innovative wound care capabilities of Cica-Care Dressings. These advanced silicone-based dressings are designed to provide optimal scar management and support the healing process of post-surgical wounds and scars.

Brand:
Cica-Care

Type:
Silicone-Based Dressings

Usage:
Cica-Care Dressings are specifically formulated for scar management. They are suitable for use on post-surgical scars, hypertrophic scars, and keloid scars. These dressings are intended to help reduce the appearance of scars and improve overall scar quality.

Ingredients:
Cica-Care Dressings are made from a soft, flexible, and breathable silicone material that adheres gently to the skin.

Features:
•    Silicone Technology: Cica-Care Dressings utilize silicone technology to create an optimal healing environment for scars.
•    Flexible and Comfortable: These dressings are soft, flexible, and comfortable to wear, ensuring patient compliance.
•    Scar Management: Cica-Care Dressings help flatten, soften, and fade scars, promoting improved scar aesthetics.
•    Self-Adhesive: The dressings adhere gently to the skin, eliminating the need for additional adhesives.

Indications:
Cica-Care Dressings are suitable for:

•    Post-surgical scars
•    Hypertrophic scars
•    Keloid scars

Directions for Use:
•    Ensure the scar area is clean and dry before applying Cica-Care Dressing.
•    Remove the dressing from its sterile packaging.
•    Cut the dressing to the appropriate size, allowing some overlap beyond the scar edges.
•    Apply the adhesive side of the dressing directly to the scar.
•    Secure the dressing in place with an appropriate bandage or medical tape if needed.
•    Cica-Care Dressings can be worn continuously, with dressing changes every 7 days or as directed by a healthcare professional.

Storage:
Put it in a dry, cool spot free from direct sunlight. Keep the dressings in their original packaging before using.

Precautions:
Cica-Care Dressings should only be applied externally. Use not recommended on diseased scars or open wounds. If irritation or unfavorable responses happen, stop using it and seek medical advice.

Expiry Date:
The last day of use can be found on the product packaging.