Cicalderm FAQ

- The product contains 95% silicone, vitamin C, and rosehip oil.

- Cicalderm Scar Silicone Gel can be used after any invasive treatment, provided the wound is not open or heavily exuding.

- Cicalderm Scar Silicone Gel can be applied as a thick layer over non-exuding wounds. It allows easy application to the desired area without cutting or measuring. Additionally, it requires no adhesive or bandages, adheres smoothly to the skin, and dries quickly. Unlike silicone sheets, it does not need washing after use.

- Cicalderm Scar Silicone Gel is safe and suitable for use even during infancy.

- The gel is odorless, colorless, fragrance-free, and hypoallergenic.

- There are no restrictions or contraindications for using Cicalderm Scar Silicone Gel during pregnancy.

- The gel is effective for non-exuding wounds on all skin types.

- While it does not provide 100% treatment, Cicalderm Scar Silicone Gel can improve the appearance of stretch marks by up to 30%.

- After a cesarean section and a few days have passed, when the wound is somewhat closed, in order to speed up skin repair and prevent the formation of raised or keloid scars, or depressed scars, it is necessary to use Cicalderm silicone gel and Cicalderm repair cream.

- For faster, complication-free healing of sutures and blepharoplasty, it is best to use Cicalderm Silicone Gel from the third day onwards.

- Cicalderm Scar Silicone Gel can be used after any cosmetic surgery to prevent visible suture marks.

- Silicones vary widely across industries. Cicalderm uses a medical/cosmetic-grade silicone that is non-reactive and safe for wound care.

- Cicalderm Scar Silicone Gel has a 3-year shelf life under optimal conditions. After opening, it should be used within 12 months.

- The gel does not contain sun protection ingredients.

- If you start using Cicalderm Silicone Gel in a timely manner (two to three weeks after the skin injury), treatment will take two to six months. Two months for superficial wounds and up to six months for deeper wounds. It should be noted that this period, depending on the reaction of your skin tissue and other side factors, may take up to a year to achieve the desired result.

- Avoid use while the wound is open or exuding. Wait until it begins to close and enters the healing phase.

- No, The gel dries quickly, acting as a lightweight dressing without needing tape or bandages.

- Yes, it is safe for areas near the eyes.

- Rinse eyes thoroughly with cold water if contact occurs.

- Yes, it is non-irritating and safe for lips or around the mouth.

- Before using Cicalderm Gel, you should thoroughly clean and dry the skin, and there is no need to use other substances on the gel. If necessary, you can use Cicalderm Repair Cream with a time interval.

- In this case, there is no need, but if there is a feeling of burning, dryness, or tightness in the wound area, use Cicalderm Repair Cream.

- The best time to start using Cicalderm Silicone Gel is recommended a few days after superficial wounds and two weeks after deep wounds or major surgery. This time interval is for the skin to enter the repair and regeneration phase, and for the wound condition to be non-exudative.

- Yes, for superficial, non-exuding burns to speed healing and prevent scarring.

- The gel is hypoallergenic and free from irritants.

- Available at reputable pharmacies across the country, and online pharmacies.