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I am 23 years old and have a small burn scar under my eye. Could you please suggest a good cream to reduce its appearance?

Asked by Female, 24 · 27 days ago

For a small burn scar under the eye, silicone-based scar gels are generally the most effective option, as they help to soften and gradually reduce its appearance over time. Apply a very thin layer once or twice daily, taking care to avoid direct contact with the eye area, as the skin there is delicate. Using sunscreen every day is also important, as it helps prevent the scar from becoming darker. If there is no improvement after a few months, or if the scar is very close to the eye, please consult a dermatologist for further treatment options.
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A suitable cream to reduce the appearance of a small burn scar under your eye is Mederma Advanced Plus Scar Gel, which is effective for both new and old scars and safe for facial use.

🩺 How It Helps

  • Contains a triple-action formula with allantoin, cepalin, and panthenol to hydrate skin, promote healing, and improve texture.
  • Clinically proven to show visible scar improvement in about 14 days with regular use.
  • Suitable on delicate areas like the face, including under the eye.

🏥 How to Use

  • Apply a thin layer on the closed wound area after cleaning.
  • Gently massage into the scar until absorbed.
  • Use once daily for at least 8 weeks for new scars or 3-6 months for older scars.

⚠️ Safety Notes

  • Avoid contact with eyes and open wounds.
  • For external use only.
  • Stop use if irritation occurs and consult a dermatologist.

I recommend consulting a dermatologist before starting to ensure it’s right for your skin type and scar location.

Answered 27 days ago

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