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Ointments for resorption of scars

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Last reviewed: 10.08.2022
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To date, experts in the pharmacological industry are making every effort to help people for whom the problem of scarring is very relevant. After all, special discomfort is caused by ugly marks on the face and open areas of the body. Still, one hundred percent disposal is not guaranteed even by a specialist with many years of experience. But making them less visible is quite possible. To achieve this goal, a qualitative ointment for resorption of scars is used. It can be found on the shelf of any pharmacy. The main thing is not to postpone treatment for an indefinite period, otherwise the effect will have to wait much longer.

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Indications for use

It is advisable to use ointment for resorption of scars in such cases:

  • in the presence of keloid scars. They are formed due to surgical intervention, injuries, burns. Such scars rise above the skin and are prone to proliferation;
  • if there are hypertrophic scars;
  • there were stretch marks after pregnancy or rapid weight loss;
  • if after an acne, chickenpox, or prolonged treatment of boils, there are atrophic scars;
  • ankylosis, accompanied by impaired motor function of the joints;
  • Dupuytren's contracture and contracture of the tendons after the trauma;
  • use to prevent the formation of large scars;
  • for wound healing.

Pharmacodynamics

The mechanism of action of the ointment against scars is due to the properties of the constituent ingredients. They have anti-inflammatory effect, antithrombotic, keratolytic action. Stimulate the regeneration of skin cells, moisturize scar tissue, and remove itching.

Pharmacokinetics

The active substances of the ointment from the scars penetrate into the connective tissue of the dermis. Systemic absorption is not observed.

Names of ointments for resorption of scars

  1. Kontraktubeks.
  2. Dermatrix.
  3. Clear.
  4. Kelofibraza.
  5. Zeraderm Ultra.
  6. Strataderm.
  7. Mederma.
  8. Fermenkol.

Kontraktubeks

Ointment Kontraktubeks will help in a short time to get rid of scars on the body. To achieve the desired result, you must be patient, since the composition of the product only natural components that are slower than other chemicals on a chemical basis. Active substances Contracture:

  • allantoin: gently affects the superficial keratinized skin on the rumen, promotes its dissolution. Accelerates the healing process of the damaged area of the skin and the formation of a new one. Helps maintain water balance of tissues, improves blood circulation;
  • heparin sodium: has anti-inflammatory, antiallergic and antiproliferative effect;
  • Extract of onion Serae: dissolves blood clots, prevents the proliferation of cells of connective tissue, reduces inflammation.

Ointment should be applied only on the scar, massaging movements until completely absorbed. For the treatment of fresh scars only a month is needed. For coarsened and chronic - up to six months.
In order not to harm the health, it is necessary to consult a specialist who will correctly determine the course of treatment.

Ointment for resorption of scars and scars

Degradable ointments make scars and scars more elastic, promote color change, bringing it closer to the natural. Any education should be shown to the doctor who determines the most effective remedy in each case. It is worth noting that the treatment of acne scars or minor burns will take less time than after surgical interventions. Ointment for absorption can be used as an independent agent, and an auxiliary as part of complex therapy. It can be used at home. Apply the drug two or three times throughout the day to achieve a positive result. Do not forget that you should follow the instructions clearly. The ointment for resorption of Kelo-cote scars and scars was excellent, its structure contains two ingredients: polysiloxane - silicone and silicone dioxide. They soften the scars, smooth and moisturize the skin. The drug not only restores tissue structure, but also protects against aggressive environmental factors.

Ointments for resorption of scars after surgery

Experts of the pharmacological industry have developed a lot of drugs that help in resorption of scars after surgery. Most of them in the composition have a silicone that does not penetrate into the body, but acts directly on the surface of the body. After the ointment is applied to the scar, it forms a film, which is a protective barrier. It not only makes the skin supple, but also eliminates the itching that accompanies the healing process. Among the range of ointments is silicone-free and they are no less effective. But it is worth remembering that it is difficult to remove large-sized scars with a single cream, it is necessary to apply complex treatment.

Method of application and dose of ointments for resorption of scars

Ointment for resorption of scars is easy to apply. Before application, the affected area should be washed and wiped dry. Carefully apply a thin layer on the scar. Give the ointment soak, and remove the remnants. Repeat procedure three times a day. From other cosmetics for the period of treatment it is better to refuse or reduce their volumes. Duration of treatment from three months to six months. In some cases, up to one year is possible.

Use during pregnancy

Each drug, including an ointment for resorption of scars, has its own peculiarities. They are listed in the instructions for use, which will also include information on whether it is acceptable for women during pregnancy. In the course of laboratory studies it was found that the future mother should abandon ointments, the components of which are absorbed into the blood. There is a risk of negative effects on the fetus. And yet in the period of bearing a child, you can use such means as "Kontraktubeks" and "Klirvin". Before using any medication, you need to consult a doctor.

Contraindications for use

Ointment for resorption of scars is prohibited if:

  • There is a high degree of sensitivity to individual substances
  • There are open wounds
  • There are inflammatory and purulent processes
  • There were tumors on the damaged area
  • With ulcerative necrotic processes

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Side effects

In most cases, the drugs are well tolerated. However, in some patients, with prolonged use, there may be negative reactions: itching, burning, erythema, skin atrophy, local hyperpigmentation, urticaria, local allergic manifestations, puffiness, pain at the site of application, rashes.

Overdose

With proper application it is practically impossible. Cases of overdose are observed when the rules for using the ointment are ignored.

Interactions with other drugs

Ointments are compatible with other drugs of local and general type of action. They can be part of complex treatment in especially severe cases.

Storage conditions

Ointment for resorption of scars should be stored in a dark place, at a temperature not exceeding 25 ° C.

Shelf life

The expiration date for each ointment can be different. It varies from 2 to 5 years. After its expiration, the remedy is not usable.

Attention!

To simplify the perception of information, this instruction for use of the drug "Ointments for resorption of scars" translated and presented in a special form on the basis of the official instructions for medical use of the drug. Before use read the annotation that came directly to medicines.

Description provided for informational purposes and is not a guide to self-healing. The need for this drug, the purpose of the treatment regimen, methods and dose of the drug is determined solely by the attending physician. Self-medication is dangerous for your health.

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