Got Scars?
Hey everyone...
Friend of mine and RN posted this info for anyone that have surgery scars they would like to fade away:
Having had many skin cancers removed this year as well as foot surgery, I found myself left with some scars that I didn't like.
My Dermatologist. Dr. Martha Post in Lexington in case anyone needs a good one, recommended the Neosporin Scar patches, and I'll have to say I'm impressed and wish I had known about them way before now. Of course they are relatively new on the market, and expensive at anywhere from 28.00-32.00 !
You place one on the scar and leave it for 12 hours each day for 4 days, and then use a new one. There is a 12 week supply which is more than enough to do the job. In fact, I cut one patch into 3 small ones, as I have many smaller incision scars. Works on old scars as well in reducing them. Newer scars it works even better!
Cathi Roskind,RN
Friend of mine and RN posted this info for anyone that have surgery scars they would like to fade away:
Having had many skin cancers removed this year as well as foot surgery, I found myself left with some scars that I didn't like.
My Dermatologist. Dr. Martha Post in Lexington in case anyone needs a good one, recommended the Neosporin Scar patches, and I'll have to say I'm impressed and wish I had known about them way before now. Of course they are relatively new on the market, and expensive at anywhere from 28.00-32.00 !
You place one on the scar and leave it for 12 hours each day for 4 days, and then use a new one. There is a 12 week supply which is more than enough to do the job. In fact, I cut one patch into 3 small ones, as I have many smaller incision scars. Works on old scars as well in reducing them. Newer scars it works even better!
Cathi Roskind,RN
posted by The Ginger @ 9/23/2005 10:33:00 AM
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