Scar Knowledge
Understand Scars: Early intervention is critical. Begin using Safiscar™ as soon as the wound is fully closed and sutures are removed.
More Than Just a Mark
More Than Just a Mark
The Reality of Scarring
The Reality of Scarring
A real problem that is often overlooked but truly exists: Scars are local symptoms formed when the soft tissues of the skin are damaged by physical, biological, or chemical factors, and then repaired by fibrous tissue replacement. The formation process causes significant physical and psychological suffering to patients, often accompanied by changes in appearance and functional impairment. At Safiscar™, we believe understanding the "why" is the first step toward effective recovery.
A real problem that is often overlooked but truly exists: Scars are local symptoms formed when the soft tissues of the skin are damaged by physical, biological, or chemical factors, and then repaired by fibrous tissue replacement. The formation process causes significant physical and psychological suffering to patients, often accompanied by changes in appearance and functional impairment. At Safiscar™, we believe understanding the "why" is the first step toward effective recovery.
How Does a Scar Form?
Inflammation
The body’s immediate response to protect the wound.
Inflammation
The body’s immediate response to protect the wound.
Proliferation
New tissue and extracellular matrix are built to close the gap.
Proliferation
New tissue and extracellular matrix are built to close the gap.
Remodeling
This is the critical phase where fibrous tissue replaces the original skin structure.
Remodeling
This is the critical phase where fibrous tissue replaces the original skin structure.
Insight: If the skin loses too much moisture during this phase, the body overproduces collagen to compensate, leading to raised, red, or hard scars.
How Does a Scar Form?
Inflammation
The body’s immediate response to protect the wound.
Proliferation
New tissue and extracellular matrix are built to close the gap.
Remodeling
This is the critical phase where fibrous tissue replaces the original skin structure.
Insight: If the skin loses too much moisture during this phase, the body overproduces collagen to compensate, leading to raised, red, or hard scars.
Professional Care Options
Professional Care Options
Surgical Treatment
For severe contractures or significant functional restoration.
Surgical Treatment
For severe contractures or significant functional restoration.
Surgical Treatment
For severe contractures or significant functional restoration.
Laser Therapy
Targets redness and improves skin texture.
Laser Therapy
Targets redness and improves skin texture.
Laser Therapy
Targets redness and improves skin texture.
Injections
Botox or growth factor treatments to modulate the healing environment.
Injections
Botox or growth factor treatments to modulate the healing environment.
Injections
Botox or growth factor treatments to modulate the healing environment.
Topical Silicone Gel
Globally recognized as the first-line non-invasive gold standard for scar prevention and management.
Topical Silicone Gel
Globally recognized as the first-line non-invasive gold standard for scar prevention and management.
Topical Silicone Gel
Globally recognized as the first-line non-invasive gold standard for scar prevention and management.
The Safiscar™ Mechanism
The Safiscar™ Mechanism
Safiscar™ utilizes medical-grade silicone technology to create an optimal healing environment. It forms a breathable, semi-closed film on the skin surface, which performs three vital functions:
Safiscar™ utilizes medical-grade silicone technology to create an optimal healing environment. It forms a breathable, semi-closed film on the skin surface, which performs three vital functions:
Hydration
Hydration
Reduces transdermal water loss (TEWL) and maintains the moisture of the stratum corneum.
Reduces transdermal water loss (TEWL) and maintains the moisture of the stratum corneum.
Regulation
Regulation
Maintains the stability of the skin barrier, supporting healthy collagen remodeling.
Maintains the stability of the skin barrier, supporting healthy collagen remodeling.
Relief
Softens and smoothes the scar area, reduces hyperplasia (overgrowth), and alleviates common symptoms like itching and discomfort.
Clinical Applications
Clinical Applications
Julia Johnson
Julia Johnson
Julia Johnson
Clinical Applications
Versatile Support for Every Recovery
Versatile Support for Every Recovery
Our formula is designed for a wide range of clinical and aesthetic scenarios:
Our formula is designed for a wide range of clinical and aesthetic scenarios:
Surgery Scars
Trauma Scars
Burn/Scald Scars
C-Section & Pregnancy Scars
Acne Scars
Cosmetic & Plastic Surgical Scars
Keloid Scars
Hypertrophic Scars
Safiscar is Coming to the USA
We are finalizing U.S. FDA Device Listing to bring Safiscar scar care technology to the American market very soon.
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Safiscar is Coming to the USA
We are finalizing U.S. FDA Device Listing to bring Safiscar scar care technology to the American market very soon.
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Safiscar is Coming to the USA
We are finalizing U.S. FDA Device Listing to bring Safiscar scar care technology to the American market very soon.
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