BLIZNASIL - SILICONE GEL FOR SCARS AND STRETCH MARKS

BLIZNASIL - SILICONE GEL FOR SCARS AND STRETCH MARKS Description

BLIZNASIL gel is a transparent, fast-drying and odorless preparation used to treat scars of

various origins, including surgical procedures, burns, injuries and acne.

How does BLIZNASIL silicone gel work?

Makes the scars less visible

Reduces and makes the scars more elastic

It brings relief, relieves tension and itching

Reduces the risk of hypertrophic scars and keloids (keloid) and relieves symptoms associated with

them

It is effective when used on old and new scars, resulting from the healing of post-operative wounds,

post-traumatic and post-burn wounds

How to use BLIZNASIL gel?

The treated scar should be washed and then dried. Twice a day gently massage a small amount of

BLIZNASIL gel. Leave to dry for a few minutes. If too much gel has been applied, remove the excess

with a tissue, so as not to blot the clothes.

You can use cosmetics on a properly applied and dried gel layer.

Reconstruction of the scar is a slow process, and the scar is older, the slower this process goes.

Therefore, the best results are obtained with the use of BLIZNASIL gel for at least two months, even

when it seems that the problem has already disappeared.

When applying the product, it is necessary to avoid unfavorable factors such as: injuries and abrasions

in the area of the scar, exposure of UV scar, low and high temperature.

When is the BLIZNASIL gel used?

BLIZNASIL can be used on any scar regardless of the way it is made

Keloids (keloids)

Hypertrophic scars

Scars after surgical operations

Post-traumatic scars

Burns scars

Acne scars

Cesarean scars

Scars after plastic surgery

Scars after laser therapies

Stretch marks

BLIZNASIL is mild and safe, it can be used in adults and children regardless of age.

Composition: polysiloxanes, silicon dioxide

Packaging: 15 g tube

Security

Epidemiological observations conducted on a large group of patients showed that silicones do not

affect the fetus development, do not affect the development of breastfed babies and do not toxically

affect the human body. (5) As a rule, they are very well tolerated and do not cause tissue irritation. In

rare cases, they can cause allergic reactions.