Scar + mark care

Scar Gel + Acne Mark Care

Medical-grade silicone scar gel for raised, surgical and new scars, plus exfoliating care to help smooth texture and fade the look of post-acne marks. Developed by the dermatologists behind our Calgary clinic.

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Made in Canada
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How to care for scars and post-acne marks

Not every mark is a scar. Flat pink, red or brown spots left behind after a breakout are usually post-inflammatory marks, which fade with time, daily SPF and gentle exfoliation. Raised, indented or surgical scars sit deeper in the skin and need a more targeted routine.

Match the product to the mark

Raised, surgical or new scars: start medical-grade silicone gel once the skin has fully closed, and apply twice daily for at least 8 to 12 weeks.
Post-acne marks and uneven texture: exfoliate 2 to 3 times a week to help smooth and brighten the look of the skin.
Rough bumps or marks on the body: a lactic acid body lotion helps soften texture with regular use.

Give it time

Scars keep remodelling for up to a year, so consistency matters more than strength. Protect healing skin with a mineral sunscreen every day, since sun exposure can darken marks and make them last longer.

For deep, pitted acne scars, in-clinic treatments such as subcision, microneedling and laser resurfacing at our Calgary clinic, Derm.ca, can go further than skincare alone.

Common questions

Does silicone scar gel work on old scars?

Silicone gel works best on newer scars, but it can still help soften and flatten the look of older raised scars with consistent twice-daily use over several months.

When can I start using scar gel after surgery?

Once the incision has fully closed and any stitches or scabs are gone, usually around two weeks after surgery. Check with your surgeon if you're unsure.

What's the difference between an acne scar and a post-acne mark?

A post-acne mark is a flat pink, red or brown spot that fades over time. An acne scar changes the skin's texture, either raised or indented, and usually needs targeted care or in-clinic treatment.

How long until I see results?

Most people see a visible difference in 8 to 12 weeks of daily use. Scars keep changing for up to a year, so keep going.

Can I wear makeup or sunscreen over the scar gel?

Yes. Let the gel dry for a minute or two until it forms a thin film, then apply sunscreen or makeup as usual.