Cimeosil Gel Sheet - 4 x 5 inch

Cimeosil Gel Sheet - 4 x 5 inchFOR MANAGEMENT OF KELOIDS, HYPERTROPHIC SCARS AND ASSOCIATED ERYTHEMA Cimeosil Gel Sheeting is a self adhering silicone polymeric compound specially formulated for the management of keloid and hypertrophic scars resulting from traumatic injury or burns to the skin. Self adhering No over bandaging required Easy to apply Washable for reuse Comfortable Non irritating to skin Ingredients Contains 1 (one) Cimeosil Gel Sheet 4 x 5 inch. A drying rack is

Cimeosil^® Gel Sheeting is a self-adhering silicone polymeric compound specially formulated for the management of keloid and hypertrophic scars resulting from traumatic injury or burns to the skin.

• Self-adhering
• No over bandaging required
• Easy to apply
• Washable for reuse
• Comfortable
• Non-irritating to skin

Ingredients

Contains 1 (one) Cimeosil® Gel Sheet 4 x 5 inch. A drying rack is included with each sheet.

Usage Instructions

Gently clean the scar area with mild soap and water and pat dry. Remove sheeting from plastic bag and cut to a size slightly larger than area to be treated to make sure all of the scar is covered. For specialty design-cut sheets, it is not necessary to cut sheet before placing on scar. Remove protective plastic film from sheeting and apply sticky side of sheeting to affected area for about 8 hours daily. Depending on scar age and depth, scar should begin to become less visible between 7 to 90 days. Use until desired results are obtained. If necessary, sheeting may be cleaned by rinsing with water and drying thoroughly before reuse. Store sheeting in ziplock pouch when not in use. A drying rack is included with each sheet. Caution: Do not use on open wounds. If scar persists, redness, irritation (rash or inflammation), infection or maceration (whitening of skin) occurs discontinue use and consult your physician. Do not use talcum powder, skin moisturizers, lotions, sunscreen or any topical medications on area to be treated while using sheeting. Apply new sheet when current sheet is no longer adherent.