Strataderm should be applied gently as a very thin coat on the affected area. The area should be clean and dry. Strataderm will stay on top of the skin, therefore rubbing is not required and will not increase the effectiveness.

No. It is not necessary because Strataderm forms a barrier for your scar that maintains the skin’s moisture.

For best results Strataderm should be in contact with your skin 24 hours/day; 7 days / week.
Products, such as Strataderm, are the consensus gold standard in dermatology for treatment of abnormal scars and should be used alone. Hydrating creams have not shown consistent data in clinical efficacy.

Strataderm can be used on the lips, but not inside the mouth. Strataderm may need to be applied more frequently when used on the lips.

If Strataderm enters the eyes it will cause some stinging but will do no harm. Wash out your eyes with an eye wash solution or tap water. Most importantly, use a generous amount of water to ensure Strataderm is compeletey flushed out of the eyes. If irritation occurs consult your doctor.

Yes. Strataderm goes through an evaporation process during the drying phase which may cause the eyes to sting temporarily. This stinging will cause no harm. Please do not apply Strataderm directly in the eye.

There is no need to use tape over Strataderm. If the scar is on an area of the body that may get bumped and scraped, cover it with gauze or a pad.

You can start to apply Strataderm after the stitches have been removed.

The recommended minimum treatment time is 60–90 days. Larger and older scars may take longer. Continuous use is recommended if no improvement is seen after the initial 90 days.

No. However you can apply a sun protection or cosmetics on top of Strataderm, once it is completely dry.