FID Skin - Seal + Heal
Help create the optimal environment for skin healing and renewal. Medical-Grade Silicone forms a breathable shield while Bromelain and potent antioxidants smooth the texture of new and old atrophic scars (incisions, blemishes, burns, tattoos, lacerations and abrasions) with minimal or no scarring and reduced visible redness.
1.OZ (30 G)
Help create the optimal environment for skin healing and renewal. Medical-Grade Silicone forms a breathable shield while Bromelain and potent antioxidants smooth the texture of new and old atrophic scars (incisions, blemishes, burns, tattoos, lacerations and abrasions) with minimal or no scarring and reduced visible redness.
1.OZ (30 G)
Help create the optimal environment for skin healing and renewal. Medical-Grade Silicone forms a breathable shield while Bromelain and potent antioxidants smooth the texture of new and old atrophic scars (incisions, blemishes, burns, tattoos, lacerations and abrasions) with minimal or no scarring and reduced visible redness.
1.OZ (30 G)
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GLYCERIN: Humectant provides a breathable barrier to help maintain skin hydration and seal in moisture.
DIMETHICONE (SILICONE): Skin protectant has conditioning properties to help improve skin softness and elasticity.
BROMELAIN: Naturally derived from the stems and fruit of the pineapple, bromelain is a proteolytic enzyme that works by digesting the skin’s dead proteins and removing dead skin cells.
PAPAIN: Proteolytic enzyme that rejuvenates skin by removing dead skin cells and softening the epidermis.
GREEN TEA POLYPHENOLS: The most potent antioxidant known; quenches more reactive oxygen species (ROS) than any other antioxidant.
TOCOPHEROL (VITAMIN E): Antioxidant helps protect skin from damaging free radicals that can cause visible signs of discoloration and redness.
ALLANTOIN: Keratolytic attracts and maintains water content in cells, to nourish wounded skin and support healthy cell functions.
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Apply 2-3 times daily to dry surface. Can be used with scar occlusion dressings, layered under pressure garments or under clothing. Continue until skin starts to heal (reepithelization), typically 10-14 days after the initial wound occurs.
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Gel
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Scarring
