ScarAway Silicone Scar Gel, Helps Improve Size, Color & Texture of Hypertrophic & Keloid Scars from Injury, Burns & Surgery, Water Resistant, 10g (0.35 Oz)

I rarely leave reviews but had to for this product! 10/10 works so well. Easy application & fades scars quickly. I’ve been using for about a month now and see a tremendous difference. Would rebuy & recommend to anyone looking to fade scars.

This silicone gel works amazingly well! I started noticing a real improvement in the appearance and texture of my scars within a few weeks. It absorbs quickly, isn’t greasy, and is very gentle on the skin. I’ve used it on both older and newer scars and it has helped soften them and reduce their visibility. Consistent use really makes a difference. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to fade scars effectively!

After about three months of consistent use, I’ve noticed a clear improvement in my foot surgery scars. The larger incision has become smoother and more even in tone, and the smaller scar that previously felt firm underneath has softened over time. It hasn’t been an overnight change, but with steady application, the progress has been noticeable. One thing that really matters is applying a very thin layer. More is not better. A fine layer forms a protective silicone barrier over the scar, which helps maintain hydration and creates the ideal environment for remodeling. When I applied too much early on, it just felt sticky and didn’t absorb properly. A thin layer twice a day worked much better. From what I’ve learned, silicone has strong clinical backing compared to options like vitamin E oil. Silicone works by creating an occlusive, breathable barrier that reduces water loss, regulates collagen production, and helps flatten and soften raised scars. Vitamin E, on the other hand, has mixed evidence and can sometimes cause skin irritation without consistently improving scar appearance. Silicone is widely considered the gold standard for hypertrophic and keloid scars. The only downside for me is the packaging. The long plastic tube becomes harder to squeeze as it empties, and it can take quite a bit of pressure to get the silicone out toward the end. It’s not a deal breaker, but it is frustrating enough that I’m subtracting one star. Overall, ScarAway Silicone Scar Gel has delivered steady, visible improvement in both texture and color for me. Patience and proper application technique really make the difference.

This ScarAway silicone gel has been excellent. I’ve used it on myself and my children for scrapes and small scars, and it really helps the skin heal faster. With consistent use, it has helped prevent visible marks from forming. It’s easy to apply, not sticky, and absorbs well. I would definitely continue using it and recommend it to anyone looking to improve the appearance of scars.

I started using ScarAway on a scar I’ve had since I was 11, under my arm, and I’m really impressed. It’s the #1 doctor recommended option for sensitive skin, the gel is lightweight with no staining, and it doesn’t have any odor. Definitely worth it.

Fell out of bed, had a gash behind my left cheek bone. Discovered the benefits of crazy glue for skin at the ER, avoided stitches, and healed nicely. My step dtr’s an urgent care doctor- suggested scar gel. First used CVS’ scar gel kit that works well. ScarAway (SA) had good reviews on Amazon so giving it a try. SA’s silicone gel in a tube is thick and lets you massage it in 1-2 minutes for a protective layer during the day. SA’s silicone bandage can be cut to size, is textured, though it peels off at night while sleeping. CVS silicone bandages are clear, can also be sized, and stay on through the night. Drawback is CVS’ gel comes in a roller to apply a thin coating, though seems to last during the day. Overall- studies show medical grade silicone in these two products is better vs onion based products for making scars less noticeable.

We’ve only been using it a few weeks and have already noticed improvement on my daughter’s surgery scar! Easy to apply, not sticky or greasy.

ScarAway Scar Gel is definitely by far the best scarring gel to work for me. It lightens up scars pretty quickly and also minimizes the size of them. Almost 6 months post-op and I might not need to even use it anymore soon.