Pirfesca Scar Gel is a clear, non-greasy topical gel that carries Pirfenidone IP 10 mg in every gram, packed in a 30 g tube. Pirfenidone is an anti-fibrotic ingredient that helps calm inflammation and limit the excess collagen build-up behind raised, thick or discoloured scars. The gel is meant for healed skin, such as old surgical scars, acne marks, injury scars and burn marks, and it spreads easily on both face and body.

Scars change slowly, so steady daily use over several weeks is what brings visible results. With regular application the skin tends to look smoother and softer, and the scar becomes less noticeable against the surrounding skin. Because it dries quickly without a sticky feel, it fits easily into a morning or night routine, and sunscreen or makeup can be applied over it once dry.

Key Highlights

• Pirfenidone IP 10 mg/g with excipients q.s.
• Light, fast-absorbing, non-sticky texture.
• For external use only.

How to Use

• Clean and dry the scar area.
• Spread a thin layer and massage gently until absorbed.
• Apply 2 to 3 times daily, or as your doctor advises.
• Use for 8 to 12 weeks; older scars may need longer.

Precautions

• Use only on healed skin, not on open wounds or stitches.
• Avoid eyes, lips and inside of the nose.
• Patch test first if your skin is sensitive.
• Stop and see a doctor if strong redness, rash or burning occurs.
• Ask a doctor first if pregnant or breastfeeding.
• Store below 30°C, away from children.

FAQs

Can it help with acne scars?

It may improve the look of newer acne scars with regular use. Results vary by scar depth.

Is it safe for sensitive skin?

Usually well tolerated, but do a small patch test first.

How soon will I see results?

Many people notice a change in 8 to 12 weeks; deeper scars can take longer.

Any side effects?

Mild redness, itching or dryness may occur. Stop use if it continues.

Disclaimer: For information only; not a substitute for medical advice. Packaging may vary by batch. Consult a doctor for any medical condition.

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