New Mederma Advanced Plus Scar Gel

New Mederma Advanced Plus Scar Gel

New Mederma Advanced Plus Scar Gel is a topical scar care gel from Mederma. Its formula is built around Cepalin, a proprietary onion bulb extract, along with allantoin and panthenol. It is designed to improve the look of both old and new scars caused by acne, burns, surgery, cuts and other injuries. Regular use helps scars look smaller, flatter and closer to the colour of the surrounding skin. Allantoin supports the skin as it renews, while panthenol and glycerin help keep the area soft and moist. Sodium hyaluronate, shea butter and squalane add further hydration and help the skin feel smoother and more elastic. The light gel absorbs easily and does not leave a heavy or greasy film. Most users notice a difference after around four weeks of steady use, with fuller results after about eight weeks. Older scars may need longer and more consistent application. It is for use on healed skin only and should not be applied to open wounds.

Key Benefits

• Visibly improves the colour and texture of scars
• Works on both old and new scars
• Helps scars look smaller and flatter
• Keeps the skin soft, smooth and supple

Key Features

• Cepalin onion bulb extract
• Allantoin and panthenol
• Sodium hyaluronate, shea butter and squalane
• Light, non-greasy gel
• For scars from acne, burns, surgery and cuts

How to Use

• Clean and dry the scar area gently
• Apply a thin layer and massage until absorbed
• Use 3 to 4 times a day or as directed by your doctor
• Use on fully healed skin only, never on open wounds
• Continue daily for at least 8 weeks for best results

Legal Disclaimer

This information is for general awareness only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always consult a qualified doctor before starting, changing or stopping any medicine. Do not self-medicate. Prescription medicines are supplied only against a valid prescription. PMC Herbals is not responsible for any outcome arising from use of this information. Individual results may vary.