Surgery scar removal

2025-07-21 09:37:16
My 2 year old baby had intestine surgery before 4 months. What cream should I used for scar removal .
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Hello Since the scar is 4 months old, we can start a silicone-based gel like Mederma Kids or Skarfix. These are safe and help reduce scar thickness and color over time. Apply twice daily for at least 2–3 months.
Next Steps
Wait until the scar is fully healed (no open wounds or scabs). Apply cream only to clean, dry skin. Use sunscreen (SPF 30+) or cover the area if exposed to sun. Be patient – visible improvement takes 8–12 weeks. Don’t use bleaching agents or strong steroid creams. Avoid products with fragrance, parabens, or alcohol in children. Don’t scrub the scar or use home remedies like lemon or turmeric.
Health Tips
Red flags: Raised, hard, itchy or red → possible hypertrophic or keloid Causing discomfort or pulling around the tummy → surgical review

Answered2025-07-21 11:31:19

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There are so many cream a Available like Scar fix , Scar End,  Mederma for kids

Answered2025-07-22 07:14:17

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ScarEnd silicone gel can flatten scar

Answered2025-07-22 06:49:48

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Scarend silicone gel

Answered2025-07-22 03:18:36

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Greetings u can use scarEND cream

Answered2025-07-21 10:44:19

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