Silicone Scar Sheets(1.6 x 120"Roll) Scar Removal Silicone Scar Tape for Softening and Flattening Scars, Acne, C-Section, Keloid Surgery, Painless Removal, Reusable, Washable, 10-12 Month Supply

My Dermatologist surgery was deep in the skin layers and also a wide football shape, in order to successfully remove enough tissue. I imagined the healing process would be extensive because the open wound area was wide. For the first 3 weeks a compression bandage was used to insure the stitches could hold the gap closed. The sutures just weren’t quite enough to hold so there needed to be a few areas closed better. The doctor reinforced the sutures wound closure with medical grade tape for 5 days. After about 4-5 weeks the stitches were removed and the scar looked rough like football stitching.It was recommended to use a silicone scar tape, so after researching I decided on the “Kelinul” brand. It has been a great aid to use this brand of silicone tape because over another month the rough scar became smoother and flatter. The roughness to the scar has calmed down and in time it looks like it won’t be that noticeable. Something that originally may have been a keloid scar looks good after 2.5 months. Also you can leave it on for 5 to 7 days and take a shower without it falling off. You can remove the Kelinul scar tape every 2-3 days to clean the wound. The scar tape can be cleaned then put back & it sticks pretty well, so you can keep using it for over a week. Just keep everything clean.The Kelinul Scar tape has helped very much in the post surgery stage because it is so much easier to use than gauze with a different type of adhesive tape I originally tried. I will now always keep this in my home medical kit.

This seemed like a random small business brand and I just took a chance on it.It really did help the irritation of my surgery scar but I have been wearing it daily. It survives weeks of showers, it’s shocking. I like that the adhesion is strong and gentle but not gooey like other competitor brands. The materials are good for my very sensitive skin (which breaks out into rash from the adhesives in white hospital tape) so I’m happy I’m not allergic to this one and it’s very comfortable.It also has precuts in the paper backing but it’s more of a suggestion than a precut in the tape. I bought another cheaper brand (don't recommend), and even though I got more per roll, the micro-cuts would actually reach the silicone tape and would rip the tape in spots I wasn’t intending to rip it at.This one is good, fairly priced and doesn’t give me allergic reactions. I’m pretty pleased.

So I've used Mederma Silicon sheets before for a scar I had years ago so I am aware the silicon sheets work.There has been a keloid on my chest that stemmed from an ingrown pimple. It had been bothering me for years especially my aesthetic. I decided one day to look on Amazon for silicon sheets. I had already known about the Mederma but wanted to just try something different. I landed on this Kelinul Silicon Sheets due to the pretty decent reviews and pricing. Like the Mederma sheets, you can wash these and re use them. I reuse some for up to 2 weeks. Now I am in my 2nd month and my keloid scar has gone down significantly. And these are the sheets that are contributing to that. Can't thank this company enough. Great product. And will continue to buy more if needed(honestly doubt I'd have to buy more as one box will last me for quite a while.)I recommended this product and using it correctly will give you great, great results(leaving it on constantly on your keloid).

I'm using this scar tape to treat a scar left behind after I removed my navel jewelry. Previously, I was using the roll-on silicone scar gel. But then I found out about this scar tape and figured I'd give it a shot. I personally find the scar tape way easier to use than the gel, because the tape stays on really well and I don't have to worry about re-applying a gel multiple times a day. I cut out little strips of this, a few at a time, so that I have the right shape/size to cover my scar. I'll usually apply a fresh strip after I shower & dry off, but honestly this scar tape stays put even through multiple showers, so sometimes I'll just leave it in place for a couple days at a time.I do feel like my scar has become softer and less red, after wearing the scar tape for the last couple months.

Product is unable to reduce the keloid

I have used multiple brands of scar tape, and many are comparable to the Kelinul Scar Tape. This scar tape separates itself from some of the others because it had good adhesive properties so it holds to the skin, and it has a little more silicone so wear life is extended.Bottom line, this scar tape works as long as you have patience and use it on a daily basis until desired results are achieved. I could see scar reduction immediately, but as the product states, it takes weeks for scars to become unnoticeable.This scar tape's adhesion is very good as long as it is applied to clean dry skin. Each strip can be cleaned with warm water and reapplied once dry. The wear and reapply process only lasts me a couple of uses, but it's due to my desire to use new tape, not out of necessity. I imagine it could be used 6 or 7 times as long as it's cleaned and stored properly after each use.If you have trouble getting the tape strips to stay on the skin, especially after several washes, you can use a medical grade paper tape to tape both ends down. This has worked for me. The paper tape can easily be removed when cleaning the scar tape.

I have gone through 4 different brands of silicone scar tape and this was my least favorite.1. The adhesive does not work well. It almost immediately "rolls down" and scrunches up. 2. Not truly reusable. With the other tapes, I was able to use each strip for at least a solid 5 days. These are pretty much one-time use, which is pretty pricey considering they're about $20 a roll. 3. The perforated sheets come apart easily. With the other tapes, I was able to pull the tape off in one big piece then reapply after a shower. These come apart easily so you're literally pulling off piece by piece and it would be too much trouble to try to reapply.