



ScarMend Silicone Scar Treatment · Post-procedure · Silicone gel
The scar gel a plastic surgeon sends home.
Silicone gel creates the environment skin needs to renew, while bromelain, papain, allantoin, botanical polyphenols and vitamin E soothe and condition. Breathable, translucent, fragrance-free.
- Helps minimize the look of scars from incisions, blemishes, burns, tattoos and abrasions
- Smooths the look of scar texture and reduces visible redness
- Breathable silicone barrier that stays put all day
- Enzymes and allantoin soften and condition
Silicone is the standard of care I use on my own patients' incisions. ScarMend is that standard, with enzymes and antioxidants added for comfort.
Key actives
What is in it, and why.
Every active is here for a reason you can read. Full INCI below.

Silicone gelBarrier
Forms a breathable protective layer that supports the look of smoother, flatter scars.
Bromelain + papainEnzymes
Naturally derived from pineapple and papaya; help remove dead skin cells and soften the epidermis.
AllantoinConditioner
Attracts and maintains water in cells and supports comfortable, conditioned skin.
Botanical polyphenols + vitamin EAntioxidants
Calm-looking, nourished, protected skin.
Renara™Proprietary recovery complex
ShimChingMD's proprietary recovery complex, the anchoring technology behind every formula in the line. Supports hydration and a healthier-looking complexion over time.
The evidence
Silicone: the post-procedure standard.
Silicone gel is what surgeons reach for on closed incisions. ScarMend layers enzymes, allantoin and antioxidants on top of that base, in a breathable formula that stays on under clothing and pressure garments.
Use on closed skin as directed by your health care specialist. Appearance benefits only; individual results vary.
- Smoother, softer-looking scar texture
- Less visible redness
- Flatter, less noticeable-looking scars
- Comfortable under dressings and garments

From Dr. Ching
I would not put a scar gel on a patient I would not use on my own incision. This is the one.

How to use
Where it goes in the routine.
Protect.
Unwind.
Can be used with scar occlusion dressings and under pressure garments.

Recovery
Thin layer. Twice a day. Keep going.
Scar care rewards consistency more than intensity. A thin layer on closed skin, two to three times a day, until the skin has settled.
Questions
Asked before buying.
When can I start using it?
On closed skin, as directed by your health care specialist. Not on open wounds unless your provider says so.
How long should I use it?
Apply two to three times daily and continue as the skin heals; scar care is a weeks-to-months process.
Does it work on old scars?
It is designed for new and healing scars; results on older scars vary.
Can I use it under garments or dressings?
Yes. It can be layered under pressure garments and used with occlusion dressings.
Can children use it?
Suitable from six months of age; follow your provider's guidance.
Individual results vary. Appearance benefits only. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.


