FAQS

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Allantoin is an odorless, non-toxic and non-allergenic chemical compound that is used as a moisturizing agent and skin protectant in cosmetic products. Allantoin is keratolytic, meaning that it causes keratin in the skin to soften. This property helps skin to heal more quickly and to bind moisture more effectively, making products containing Allantoin useful for many skin conditions, including scar treatment. The Mederma Advanced Gel and Mederma for Kids are formulated with Allantoin.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. I am sorry but we cannot share this information. The percentage of Cepalin in Mederma is proprietary information.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. The Advanced Gel formula does not contain Lecithinin. Mederma Cream Plus SPF30 does contain lecithin and it is soy based.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. The Mederma products do not contain titanium dioxide.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. All Mederma products are paraffin free.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. We are sorry to hear that you are having to take radiation treatments. Mederma is indicated for use on scars resulting from injury, surgery and acne. If you are currently using Mederma and wish to continue, or are considering starting Mederma use, please consult your physician regarding use of any medication during this time.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Some stretch marks are types of atrophic scars. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy is formulated for use on Stretch Marks; use the Stretch Mark Therapy as directed.

Mederma Advanced Scar Gel can be used on atrophic scars such as acne and chicken pox scars. Mederma gel may help to smooth and soften the edges of the pox mark but it will not cause the indented area to fill in. By smoothing the edges, the mark may become less noticeable.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Some people prefer a cream to a gel. Both Mederma® PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream and Mederma Advanced Scar Gel work to help improve the appearance of scars with a once daily (or nightly) application, however Mederma® PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream is formulated to complement the the skins natural nighttime regenerative activity with Tripeptol™, a skin nourishing complex with peptides, collagen, and antioxidants that promotes healthy looking skin while you sleep. Mederma Advanced Gel may be used at any time of day.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. You can begin using Mederma® Advanced Gel as soon as your wound has closed or your stitches have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Anyone with a scar can use Mederma Advanced Scar Gel. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin topical products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Mederma Advanced Scar Gel can be used on atrophic scars such as acne and chicken pox scars. Mederma gel may help to smooth and soften the edges of the pox mark but it will not cause the indented area to fill in. By smoothing the edges, the mark may become less noticeable.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Some people prefer a cream to a gel. Both Mederma® PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream and Mederma Advanced Scar Gel work to help improve the appearance of scars with a once daily (or nightly) application, however Mederma® PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream is formulated to complement the the skins natural nighttime regenerative activity with Tripeptol™, a skin nourishing complex with peptides, collagen, and antioxidants that promotes healthy looking skin while you sleep. Mederma Advanced Gel may be used at any time of day.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. You can begin using Mederma® Advanced Gel as soon as your wound has closed or your stitches have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Anyone with a scar can use Mederma Advanced Scar Gel. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin topical products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Mederma Advanced Scar Gel can be used on atrophic scars such as acne and chicken pox scars. Mederma gel may help to smooth and soften the edges of the pox mark but it will not cause the indented area to fill in. By smoothing the edges, the mark may become less noticeable.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Some people prefer a cream to a gel. Both Mederma® PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream and Mederma Advanced Scar Gel work to help improve the appearance of scars with a once daily (or nightly) application, however Mederma® PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream is formulated to complement the the skins natural nighttime regenerative activity with Tripeptol™, a skin nourishing complex with peptides, collagen, and antioxidants that promotes healthy looking skin while you sleep. Mederma Advanced Gel may be used at any time of day.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. You can begin using Mederma® Advanced Gel as soon as your wound has closed or your stitches have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Anyone with a scar can use Mederma Advanced Scar Gel. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin topical products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Mederma Advanced Scar Gel can be used on atrophic scars such as acne and chicken pox scars. Mederma gel may help to smooth and soften the edges of the pox mark but it will not cause the indented area to fill in. By smoothing the edges, the mark may become less noticeable.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Some people prefer a cream to a gel. Both Mederma® PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream and Mederma Advanced Scar Gel work to help improve the appearance of scars with a once daily (or nightly) application, however Mederma® PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream is formulated to complement the the skins natural nighttime regenerative activity with Tripeptol™, a skin nourishing complex with peptides, collagen, and antioxidants that promotes healthy looking skin while you sleep. Mederma Advanced Gel may be used at any time of day.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. You can begin using Mederma® Advanced Gel as soon as your wound has closed or your stitches have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Anyone with a scar can use Mederma Advanced Scar Gel. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin topical products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma.Mederma Cream SPF 30 can be used on atrophic scars such as acne sand chicken pox scars. Mederma Cream SPF 30 may help to smooth and soften the edges of the pox mark but it will not cause the indented area to fill in. By smoothing the edges, and using before exposing the scar to the sun, the mark may become less noticeable.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30 provides the effectiveness of Mederma in a moisture-rich cream formula with SPF 30 to help protect scars from sunburn. It contains the same key ingredient as Mederma Advanced Scar Gel. Mederma Advanced Scar Gel is a water-based topical gel and does not contain sunscreen. Mederma Advanced Scar Gel is a 1x daily application versus a 3x daily application with Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30.

Thank you for your interest in the Mederma Cream plus SPF.It is not necessary to use a separate sunscreen with use of Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30 for your scar and surrounding skin. Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30 is formulated with an SPF 30 to help protect scars from the sun’s harmful rays, so there is no need to use an additional sunscreen. Use sunscreen for all other areas is recommended when you will be exposed to prolognged sun or burn easily.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. You can begin using Mederma® Cream SPF30 as soon as your wound has closed or your stitches have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30 may be used for anyone over 6 months of age. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin care products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma.Mederma Cream SPF 30 can be used on atrophic scars such as acne sand chicken pox scars. Mederma Cream SPF 30 may help to smooth and soften the edges of the pox mark but it will not cause the indented area to fill in. By smoothing the edges, and using before exposing the scar to the sun, the mark may become less noticeable.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30 provides the effectiveness of Mederma in a moisture-rich cream formula with SPF 30 to help protect scars from sunburn. It contains the same key ingredient as Mederma Advanced Scar Gel. Mederma Advanced Scar Gel is a water-based topical gel and does not contain sunscreen. Mederma Advanced Scar Gel is a 1x daily application versus a 3x daily application with Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30.

Thank you for your interest in the Mederma Cream plus SPF.It is not necessary to use a separate sunscreen with use of Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30 for your scar and surrounding skin. Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30 is formulated with an SPF 30 to help protect scars from the sun’s harmful rays, so there is no need to use an additional sunscreen. Use sunscreen for all other areas is recommended when you will be exposed to prolognged sun or burn easily.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. You can begin using Mederma® Cream SPF30 as soon as your wound has closed or your stitches have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30 may be used for anyone over 6 months of age. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin care products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma.Mederma Cream SPF 30 can be used on atrophic scars such as acne sand chicken pox scars. Mederma Cream SPF 30 may help to smooth and soften the edges of the pox mark but it will not cause the indented area to fill in. By smoothing the edges, and using before exposing the scar to the sun, the mark may become less noticeable.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30 provides the effectiveness of Mederma in a moisture-rich cream formula with SPF 30 to help protect scars from sunburn. It contains the same key ingredient as Mederma Advanced Scar Gel. Mederma Advanced Scar Gel is a water-based topical gel and does not contain sunscreen. Mederma Advanced Scar Gel is a 1x daily application versus a 3x daily application with Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30.

Thank you for your interest in the Mederma Cream plus SPF.It is not necessary to use a separate sunscreen with use of Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30 for your scar and surrounding skin. Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30 is formulated with an SPF 30 to help protect scars from the sun’s harmful rays, so there is no need to use an additional sunscreen. Use sunscreen for all other areas is recommended when you will be exposed to prolognged sun or burn easily.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. You can begin using Mederma® Cream SPF30 as soon as your wound has closed or your stitches have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30 may be used for anyone over 6 months of age. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin care products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma.Mederma Cream SPF 30 can be used on atrophic scars such as acne sand chicken pox scars. Mederma Cream SPF 30 may help to smooth and soften the edges of the pox mark but it will not cause the indented area to fill in. By smoothing the edges, and using before exposing the scar to the sun, the mark may become less noticeable.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30 provides the effectiveness of Mederma in a moisture-rich cream formula with SPF 30 to help protect scars from sunburn. It contains the same key ingredient as Mederma Advanced Scar Gel. Mederma Advanced Scar Gel is a water-based topical gel and does not contain sunscreen. Mederma Advanced Scar Gel is a 1x daily application versus a 3x daily application with Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30.

Thank you for your interest in the Mederma Cream plus SPF.It is not necessary to use a separate sunscreen with use of Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30 for your scar and surrounding skin. Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30 is formulated with an SPF 30 to help protect scars from the sun’s harmful rays, so there is no need to use an additional sunscreen. Use sunscreen for all other areas is recommended when you will be exposed to prolognged sun or burn easily.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. You can begin using Mederma® Cream SPF30 as soon as your wound has closed or your stitches have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Mederma Scar Cream Plus SPF 30 may be used for anyone over 6 months of age. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin care products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma.Mederma for Kids l can be used on atrophic scars such as acne and chicken pox scars. Mederma for Kids may help to smooth and soften the edges of the pox mark but it will not cause the indented area to fill in. By smoothing the edges, the mark may become less noticeable.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Like many non-staining products, Mederma for Kids will not stain cotton or polyester material or blends, but could stain delicate fabrics including silk, leather, suede and others.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. You can begin using Mederma® for Kids s soon as your child’s wound has closed or their stitches have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Although anyone can use Mederma for Kids, Mederma for Kids was specifically formulated for use on anyone above age 2. It has a SCENT and a purple color that goes to clear when you rub it in. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin care products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma . When using Mederma 4 Kids, do not apply to broken skin. For optimal results, use the product as directed and apply pply Mederma for Kids 3 times a day, every day, for 8 weeks on new scars and 3 times a day, every day for 3 to 6 months on old scars.you can use Mederma for Kids on children ages 2-12 years old. Massage gently until the product is absorbed. If peeling or flaking occurs, you may be using too much product; try using less of the product to achieve the best possible result.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma.Mederma for Kids l can be used on atrophic scars such as acne and chicken pox scars. Mederma for Kids may help to smooth and soften the edges of the pox mark but it will not cause the indented area to fill in. By smoothing the edges, the mark may become less noticeable.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Like many non-staining products, Mederma for Kids will not stain cotton or polyester material or blends, but could stain delicate fabrics including silk, leather, suede and others.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. You can begin using Mederma® for Kids s soon as your child’s wound has closed or their stitches have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Although anyone can use Mederma for Kids, Mederma for Kids was specifically formulated for use on anyone above age 2. It has a SCENT and a purple color that goes to clear when you rub it in. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin care products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma . When using Mederma 4 Kids, do not apply to broken skin. For optimal results, use the product as directed and apply pply Mederma for Kids 3 times a day, every day, for 8 weeks on new scars and 3 times a day, every day for 3 to 6 months on old scars.you can use Mederma for Kids on children ages 2-12 years old. Massage gently until the product is absorbed. If peeling or flaking occurs, you may be using too much product; try using less of the product to achieve the best possible result.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma.Mederma for Kids l can be used on atrophic scars such as acne and chicken pox scars. Mederma for Kids may help to smooth and soften the edges of the pox mark but it will not cause the indented area to fill in. By smoothing the edges, the mark may become less noticeable.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Like many non-staining products, Mederma for Kids will not stain cotton or polyester material or blends, but could stain delicate fabrics including silk, leather, suede and others.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. You can begin using Mederma® for Kids s soon as your child’s wound has closed or their stitches have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Although anyone can use Mederma for Kids, Mederma for Kids was specifically formulated for use on anyone above age 2. It has a SCENT and a purple color that goes to clear when you rub it in. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin care products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma . When using Mederma 4 Kids, do not apply to broken skin. For optimal results, use the product as directed and apply pply Mederma for Kids 3 times a day, every day, for 8 weeks on new scars and 3 times a day, every day for 3 to 6 months on old scars.you can use Mederma for Kids on children ages 2-12 years old. Massage gently until the product is absorbed. If peeling or flaking occurs, you may be using too much product; try using less of the product to achieve the best possible result.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma.Mederma for Kids l can be used on atrophic scars such as acne and chicken pox scars. Mederma for Kids may help to smooth and soften the edges of the pox mark but it will not cause the indented area to fill in. By smoothing the edges, the mark may become less noticeable.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Like many non-staining products, Mederma for Kids will not stain cotton or polyester material or blends, but could stain delicate fabrics including silk, leather, suede and others.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. You can begin using Mederma® for Kids s soon as your child’s wound has closed or their stitches have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Although anyone can use Mederma for Kids, Mederma for Kids was specifically formulated for use on anyone above age 2. It has a SCENT and a purple color that goes to clear when you rub it in. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin care products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma . When using Mederma 4 Kids, do not apply to broken skin. For optimal results, use the product as directed and apply pply Mederma for Kids 3 times a day, every day, for 8 weeks on new scars and 3 times a day, every day for 3 to 6 months on old scars.you can use Mederma for Kids on children ages 2-12 years old. Massage gently until the product is absorbed. If peeling or flaking occurs, you may be using too much product; try using less of the product to achieve the best possible result.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma.Mederma PM Cream can be used on atrophic scars such as acne and chicken pox scars. Mederma® PM Cream may help to smooth and soften the edges of the pox mark but it will not cause the indented area to fill in. By smoothing the edges, the mark may become less noticeable.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Some people prefer a cream to a gel. Both Mederma® PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream and Mederma Advanced Scar Gel work to help improve the appearance of scars with a once daily (or nightly) application, however Mederma® PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream is formulated to complement the the skins natural nighttime regenerative activity with Tripeptol™, a skin nourishing complex with peptides, collagen, and antioxidants that promotes healthy looking skin while you sleep. Mederma Advanced Gel may be used at any time of day.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. You can begin using Mederma® PM Cream as soon as your wound has closed or your sutures have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Anyone with a scar can use Mederma® PM Cream once a day. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin care products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma . When using Mederma PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream, do not apply to broken skin. For optimal results, use Mederma Intensive Overnight Scar Cream as directed; the product should be applied once a day, at night, each night, for 8 weeks on new scars and once each nighl, every night, for 3 to 6 months on old scars.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma.Mederma PM Cream can be used on atrophic scars such as acne and chicken pox scars. Mederma® PM Cream may help to smooth and soften the edges of the pox mark but it will not cause the indented area to fill in. By smoothing the edges, the mark may become less noticeable.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Some people prefer a cream to a gel. Both Mederma® PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream and Mederma Advanced Scar Gel work to help improve the appearance of scars with a once daily (or nightly) application, however Mederma® PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream is formulated to complement the the skins natural nighttime regenerative activity with Tripeptol™, a skin nourishing complex with peptides, collagen, and antioxidants that promotes healthy looking skin while you sleep. Mederma Advanced Gel may be used at any time of day.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. You can begin using Mederma® PM Cream as soon as your wound has closed or your sutures have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Anyone with a scar can use Mederma® PM Cream once a day. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin care products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma . When using Mederma PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream, do not apply to broken skin. For optimal results, use Mederma Intensive Overnight Scar Cream as directed; the product should be applied once a day, at night, each night, for 8 weeks on new scars and once each nighl, every night, for 3 to 6 months on old scars.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma.Mederma PM Cream can be used on atrophic scars such as acne and chicken pox scars. Mederma® PM Cream may help to smooth and soften the edges of the pox mark but it will not cause the indented area to fill in. By smoothing the edges, the mark may become less noticeable.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Some people prefer a cream to a gel. Both Mederma® PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream and Mederma Advanced Scar Gel work to help improve the appearance of scars with a once daily (or nightly) application, however Mederma® PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream is formulated to complement the the skins natural nighttime regenerative activity with Tripeptol™, a skin nourishing complex with peptides, collagen, and antioxidants that promotes healthy looking skin while you sleep. Mederma Advanced Gel may be used at any time of day.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. You can begin using Mederma® PM Cream as soon as your wound has closed or your sutures have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Anyone with a scar can use Mederma® PM Cream once a day. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin care products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma . When using Mederma PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream, do not apply to broken skin. For optimal results, use Mederma Intensive Overnight Scar Cream as directed; the product should be applied once a day, at night, each night, for 8 weeks on new scars and once each nighl, every night, for 3 to 6 months on old scars.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma.Mederma PM Cream can be used on atrophic scars such as acne and chicken pox scars. Mederma® PM Cream may help to smooth and soften the edges of the pox mark but it will not cause the indented area to fill in. By smoothing the edges, the mark may become less noticeable.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Some people prefer a cream to a gel. Both Mederma® PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream and Mederma Advanced Scar Gel work to help improve the appearance of scars with a once daily (or nightly) application, however Mederma® PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream is formulated to complement the the skins natural nighttime regenerative activity with Tripeptol™, a skin nourishing complex with peptides, collagen, and antioxidants that promotes healthy looking skin while you sleep. Mederma Advanced Gel may be used at any time of day.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. You can begin using Mederma® PM Cream as soon as your wound has closed or your sutures have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Anyone with a scar can use Mederma® PM Cream once a day. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin care products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma . When using Mederma PM Intensive Overnight Scar Cream, do not apply to broken skin. For optimal results, use Mederma Intensive Overnight Scar Cream as directed; the product should be applied once a day, at night, each night, for 8 weeks on new scars and once each nighl, every night, for 3 to 6 months on old scars.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Some stretch marks are types of atrophic scars. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy is formulated for use on Stretch Marks; use the Stretch Mark Therapy as directed.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy was formulated with stretch marks in mind, but can be applied to scars. You can begin using Mederma® Stretch Mark Therapy as soon as your wound has closed or your sutures have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Anyone with stretch marks can use Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy was formulated for stretch marks in mind, but can be applied to scars. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin care products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma . For optimal results, use Mederma Stretch Marks Therapy as directed; apply 2 times, once in the morning, once in the evening each day on your stretch marks. Noticeable results can be seen in as soon as 4 weeks, and optimal results in 8 weeks. Mederma Stretch Marks Therapy may be used while pregnant; contact your healthcare professional if you have any concerns with using this product during pregnancy.

Thank you for contacting us regarding Mederma. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy may be used as directe; apply 2 times, once in the morning, once in the evening each day on your stretch marks. Noticeable results can be seen in as soon as 4 weeks, and optimal results in 8 weeks. You may continue to use Stretch Mark Therapy until you achieve your desired result.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Some stretch marks are types of atrophic scars. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy is formulated for use on Stretch Marks; use the Stretch Mark Therapy as directed.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy was formulated with stretch marks in mind, but can be applied to scars. You can begin using Mederma® Stretch Mark Therapy as soon as your wound has closed or your sutures have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Anyone with stretch marks can use Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy was formulated for stretch marks in mind, but can be applied to scars. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin care products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma . For optimal results, use Mederma Stretch Marks Therapy as directed; apply 2 times, once in the morning, once in the evening each day on your stretch marks. Noticeable results can be seen in as soon as 4 weeks, and optimal results in 8 weeks. Mederma Stretch Marks Therapy may be used while pregnant; contact your healthcare professional if you have any concerns with using this product during pregnancy.

Thank you for contacting us regarding Mederma. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy may be used as directe; apply 2 times, once in the morning, once in the evening each day on your stretch marks. Noticeable results can be seen in as soon as 4 weeks, and optimal results in 8 weeks. You may continue to use Stretch Mark Therapy until you achieve your desired result.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Some stretch marks are types of atrophic scars. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy is formulated for use on Stretch Marks; use the Stretch Mark Therapy as directed.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy was formulated with stretch marks in mind, but can be applied to scars. You can begin using Mederma® Stretch Mark Therapy as soon as your wound has closed or your sutures have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Anyone with stretch marks can use Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy was formulated for stretch marks in mind, but can be applied to scars. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin care products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma . For optimal results, use Mederma Stretch Marks Therapy as directed; apply 2 times, once in the morning, once in the evening each day on your stretch marks. Noticeable results can be seen in as soon as 4 weeks, and optimal results in 8 weeks. Mederma Stretch Marks Therapy may be used while pregnant; contact your healthcare professional if you have any concerns with using this product during pregnancy.

Thank you for contacting us regarding Mederma. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy may be used as directe; apply 2 times, once in the morning, once in the evening each day on your stretch marks. Noticeable results can be seen in as soon as 4 weeks, and optimal results in 8 weeks. You may continue to use Stretch Mark Therapy until you achieve your desired result.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Some stretch marks are types of atrophic scars. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy is formulated for use on Stretch Marks; use the Stretch Mark Therapy as directed.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma®. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy was formulated with stretch marks in mind, but can be applied to scars. You can begin using Mederma® Stretch Mark Therapy as soon as your wound has closed or your sutures have been removed. Mederma is not intended for use on open wounds. If a scab formed, wait until the scab falls off. While there is still a scab or stitches present, keep the wound clean and covered.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma. Anyone with stretch marks can use Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy was formulated for stretch marks in mind, but can be applied to scars. All Mederma products should be used as directed. If you have experienced reactions to skin care products before, please read the ingredients listed on the package before using. If you are unsure if Mederma is right for you, please contact your healthcare professional for guidance.

Thank you for your interest in Mederma . For optimal results, use Mederma Stretch Marks Therapy as directed; apply 2 times, once in the morning, once in the evening each day on your stretch marks. Noticeable results can be seen in as soon as 4 weeks, and optimal results in 8 weeks. Mederma Stretch Marks Therapy may be used while pregnant; contact your healthcare professional if you have any concerns with using this product during pregnancy.

Thank you for contacting us regarding Mederma. Mederma Stretch Mark Therapy may be used as directe; apply 2 times, once in the morning, once in the evening each day on your stretch marks. Noticeable results can be seen in as soon as 4 weeks, and optimal results in 8 weeks. You may continue to use Stretch Mark Therapy until you achieve your desired result.

Thank you for contacting us regarding Mederma. All products contain similar ingredients though to help improve the appearance, color and texture of scars. The primary difference between the Scar Cream and Gel is the format of the product. Some consumers have a preference for a cream, gel or oil. Mederma gives you the choice in product type to meet your needs.

Thank you for contacting us regarding Mederma. All products contain similar ingredients though to help improve the appearance, color and texture of scars. The primary difference between the Scar Cream and Gel is the format of the product. Some consumers have a preference for a cream, gel or oil. Mederma gives you the choice in product type to meet your needs.

Thank you for contacting us regarding Mederma. All products contain similar ingredients though to help improve the appearance, color and texture of scars. The primary difference between the Scar Cream and Gel is the format of the product. Some consumers have a preference for a cream, gel or oil. Mederma gives you the choice in product type to meet your needs.

Thank you for contacting us regarding Mederma. All products contain similar ingredients though to help improve the appearance, color and texture of scars. The primary difference between the Scar Cream and Gel is the format of the product. Some consumers have a preference for a cream, gel or oil. Mederma gives you the choice in product type to meet your needs.

Thank you for contacting us regarding Mederma. All products contain similar ingredients though to help improve the appearance, color and texture of scars. The primary difference between the Scar Cream and Gel is the format of the product. Some consumers have a preference for a cream, gel or oil. Mederma gives you the choice in product type to meet your needs.

Thank you for contacting us regarding Mederma. All products contain similar ingredients though to help improve the appearance, color and texture of scars. The primary difference between the Scar Cream and Gel is the format of the product. Some consumers have a preference for a cream, gel or oil. Mederma gives you the choice in product type to meet your needs.

Thank you for contacting us regarding Mederma. All products contain similar ingredients though to help improve the appearance, color and texture of scars. The primary difference between the Scar Cream and Gel is the format of the product. Some consumers have a preference for a cream, gel or oil. Mederma gives you the choice in product type to meet your needs.

Thank you for contacting us regarding Mederma. All products contain similar ingredients though to help improve the appearance, color and texture of scars. The primary difference between the Scar Cream and Gel is the format of the product. Some consumers have a preference for a cream, gel or oil. Mederma gives you the choice in product type to meet your needs.

Herpes is a virus. And like most other viruses, herpes can be spread between human beings. What makes herpes different from some other viruses is this reality: a herpes infection is forever. With other common viruses, like those that cause colds or the flu, the virus is eventually destroyed entirely by the body’s immune system. Not so with herpes. The herpes virus sits at a place in the body called Ganglion, a knot of nerves in the brain where it is unreachable by the body’s defences. Every so often the herpes virus replicates itself and moves along a particular path to the body’s surface. This is known as an outbreak or a cold sore. When the herpes virus manifests itself in this way, it is usually killed by the host’s immune system. But the herpes virus always maintains enough of itself in its bodily hiding place so that it is able to live on — at least as long as its host.

How many herpes viruses are there?
The word “”herpes”” is taken from the Greek word “”herpein”” which means, “”to creep.”” The herpes simplex viruses are double-stranded DNA viruses that only infect humans. There are many types of herpes simplex viruses but two more predominant ones:

-Herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1)
-Herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2)

A person can be infected with one or both herpes viruses. Typically, HSV-1 infections predominantly occur on or near the lips of the mouth and HSV-2 infections occur in the genital area.

The cold sore virus is usually contracted during childhood. Nearly 80% of the adult population has the virus, but only 20% experiences outbreaks. These can be triggered by several factors including:

– Stress
– Low immune system
– Fatigue
– Fever
– Cold or flu
– Extreme weather (cold/heat)
– Exposure to sun
– Menstruation
– Hormones

Current cold sore outbreaks can be treated with creams and hydrocolloid patches. The MEDERMA® cold sore patch instantly hides, protects and relieves pain while achieving comparable healing time to an acyclovir 5% cream *. * Karlsmark T, Goodman JJ, Drouault Y, Lufrano L, Pledger GW. Randomized clinical study comparing Compeed® cold sore patch to acyclovir cream 5% in the treatment of herpes simplex labialis. J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol. 2008; 22 (10): 1184-1193

While there are different variations of the herpes virus, the most common are Herpes Simplex Virus 1 (HSV 1) and Herpes Simplex Virus 2 (HSV 2), with HSV-1 being considerably more prevalent than HSV 2. The most common effect of HSV-1 is the cold sore.

A person can be infected with one or both herpes viruses. Typically, HSV-1 infections predominantly occur on or near the lips of the mouth and HSV-2 infections occur in the genital area.

Herpes is a virus. And like most other viruses, herpes can be spread between human beings. What makes herpes different from some other viruses is this reality: a herpes infection is forever. With other common viruses, like those that cause colds or the flu, the virus is eventually destroyed entirely by the body’s immune system. Not so with herpes. The herpes virus sits at a place in the body called Ganglion, a knot of nerves in the brain where it is unreachable by the body’s defences. Every so often the herpes virus replicates itself and moves along a particular path to the body’s surface. This is known as an outbreak or a cold sore. When the herpes virus manifests itself in this way, it is usually killed by the host’s immune system. But the herpes virus always maintains enough of itself in its bodily hiding place so that it is able to live on — at least as long as its host.

How many herpes viruses are there?
The word “”herpes”” is taken from the Greek word “”herpein”” which means, “”to creep.”” The herpes simplex viruses are double-stranded DNA viruses that only infect humans. There are many types of herpes simplex viruses but two more predominant ones:

-Herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1)
-Herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2)

A person can be infected with one or both herpes viruses. Typically, HSV-1 infections predominantly occur on or near the lips of the mouth and HSV-2 infections occur in the genital area.

The cold sore virus is usually contracted during childhood. Nearly 80% of the adult population has the virus, but only 20% experiences outbreaks. These can be triggered by several factors including:

– Stress
– Low immune system
– Fatigue
– Fever
– Cold or flu
– Extreme weather (cold/heat)
– Exposure to sun
– Menstruation
– Hormones

Current cold sore outbreaks can be treated with creams and hydrocolloid patches. The MEDERMA® cold sore patch instantly hides, protects and relieves pain while achieving comparable healing time to an acyclovir 5% cream *. * Karlsmark T, Goodman JJ, Drouault Y, Lufrano L, Pledger GW. Randomized clinical study comparing Compeed® cold sore patch to acyclovir cream 5% in the treatment of herpes simplex labialis. J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol. 2008; 22 (10): 1184-1193

While there are different variations of the herpes virus, the most common are Herpes Simplex Virus 1 (HSV 1) and Herpes Simplex Virus 2 (HSV 2), with HSV-1 being considerably more prevalent than HSV 2. The most common effect of HSV-1 is the cold sore.

A person can be infected with one or both herpes viruses. Typically, HSV-1 infections predominantly occur on or near the lips of the mouth and HSV-2 infections occur in the genital area.

Herpes is a virus. And like most other viruses, herpes can be spread between human beings. What makes herpes different from some other viruses is this reality: a herpes infection is forever. With other common viruses, like those that cause colds or the flu, the virus is eventually destroyed entirely by the body’s immune system. Not so with herpes. The herpes virus sits at a place in the body called Ganglion, a knot of nerves in the brain where it is unreachable by the body’s defences. Every so often the herpes virus replicates itself and moves along a particular path to the body’s surface. This is known as an outbreak or a cold sore. When the herpes virus manifests itself in this way, it is usually killed by the host’s immune system. But the herpes virus always maintains enough of itself in its bodily hiding place so that it is able to live on — at least as long as its host.

How many herpes viruses are there?
The word “”herpes”” is taken from the Greek word “”herpein”” which means, “”to creep.”” The herpes simplex viruses are double-stranded DNA viruses that only infect humans. There are many types of herpes simplex viruses but two more predominant ones:

-Herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1)
-Herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2)

A person can be infected with one or both herpes viruses. Typically, HSV-1 infections predominantly occur on or near the lips of the mouth and HSV-2 infections occur in the genital area.

The cold sore virus is usually contracted during childhood. Nearly 80% of the adult population has the virus, but only 20% experiences outbreaks. These can be triggered by several factors including:

– Stress
– Low immune system
– Fatigue
– Fever
– Cold or flu
– Extreme weather (cold/heat)
– Exposure to sun
– Menstruation
– Hormones

Current cold sore outbreaks can be treated with creams and hydrocolloid patches. The MEDERMA® cold sore patch instantly hides, protects and relieves pain while achieving comparable healing time to an acyclovir 5% cream *. * Karlsmark T, Goodman JJ, Drouault Y, Lufrano L, Pledger GW. Randomized clinical study comparing Compeed® cold sore patch to acyclovir cream 5% in the treatment of herpes simplex labialis. J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol. 2008; 22 (10): 1184-1193

While there are different variations of the herpes virus, the most common are Herpes Simplex Virus 1 (HSV 1) and Herpes Simplex Virus 2 (HSV 2), with HSV-1 being considerably more prevalent than HSV 2. The most common effect of HSV-1 is the cold sore.

A person can be infected with one or both herpes viruses. Typically, HSV-1 infections predominantly occur on or near the lips of the mouth and HSV-2 infections occur in the genital area.

Herpes is a virus. And like most other viruses, herpes can be spread between human beings. What makes herpes different from some other viruses is this reality: a herpes infection is forever. With other common viruses, like those that cause colds or the flu, the virus is eventually destroyed entirely by the body’s immune system. Not so with herpes. The herpes virus sits at a place in the body called Ganglion, a knot of nerves in the brain where it is unreachable by the body’s defences. Every so often the herpes virus replicates itself and moves along a particular path to the body’s surface. This is known as an outbreak or a cold sore. When the herpes virus manifests itself in this way, it is usually killed by the host’s immune system. But the herpes virus always maintains enough of itself in its bodily hiding place so that it is able to live on — at least as long as its host.

How many herpes viruses are there?
The word “”herpes”” is taken from the Greek word “”herpein”” which means, “”to creep.”” The herpes simplex viruses are double-stranded DNA viruses that only infect humans. There are many types of herpes simplex viruses but two more predominant ones:

-Herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1)
-Herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2)

A person can be infected with one or both herpes viruses. Typically, HSV-1 infections predominantly occur on or near the lips of the mouth and HSV-2 infections occur in the genital area.

The cold sore virus is usually contracted during childhood. Nearly 80% of the adult population has the virus, but only 20% experiences outbreaks. These can be triggered by several factors including:

– Stress
– Low immune system
– Fatigue
– Fever
– Cold or flu
– Extreme weather (cold/heat)
– Exposure to sun
– Menstruation
– Hormones

Current cold sore outbreaks can be treated with creams and hydrocolloid patches. The MEDERMA® cold sore patch instantly hides, protects and relieves pain while achieving comparable healing time to an acyclovir 5% cream *. * Karlsmark T, Goodman JJ, Drouault Y, Lufrano L, Pledger GW. Randomized clinical study comparing Compeed® cold sore patch to acyclovir cream 5% in the treatment of herpes simplex labialis. J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol. 2008; 22 (10): 1184-1193

While there are different variations of the herpes virus, the most common are Herpes Simplex Virus 1 (HSV 1) and Herpes Simplex Virus 2 (HSV 2), with HSV-1 being considerably more prevalent than HSV 2. The most common effect of HSV-1 is the cold sore.

A person can be infected with one or both herpes viruses. Typically, HSV-1 infections predominantly occur on or near the lips of the mouth and HSV-2 infections occur in the genital area.

Herpes is a virus. And like most other viruses, herpes can be spread between human beings. What makes herpes different from some other viruses is this reality: a herpes infection is forever. With other common viruses, like those that cause colds or the flu, the virus is eventually destroyed entirely by the body’s immune system. Not so with herpes. The herpes virus sits at a place in the body called Ganglion, a knot of nerves in the brain where it is unreachable by the body’s defences. Every so often the herpes virus replicates itself and moves along a particular path to the body’s surface. This is known as an outbreak or a cold sore. When the herpes virus manifests itself in this way, it is usually killed by the host’s immune system. But the herpes virus always maintains enough of itself in its bodily hiding place so that it is able to live on — at least as long as its host.

How many herpes viruses are there?
The word “”herpes”” is taken from the Greek word “”herpein”” which means, “”to creep.”” The herpes simplex viruses are double-stranded DNA viruses that only infect humans. There are many types of herpes simplex viruses but two more predominant ones:

-Herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1)
-Herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2)

A person can be infected with one or both herpes viruses. Typically, HSV-1 infections predominantly occur on or near the lips of the mouth and HSV-2 infections occur in the genital area.

The cold sore virus is usually contracted during childhood. Nearly 80% of the adult population has the virus, but only 20% experiences outbreaks. These can be triggered by several factors including:

– Stress
– Low immune system
– Fatigue
– Fever
– Cold or flu
– Extreme weather (cold/heat)
– Exposure to sun
– Menstruation
– Hormones

Current cold sore outbreaks can be treated with creams and hydrocolloid patches. The MEDERMA® cold sore patch instantly hides, protects and relieves pain while achieving comparable healing time to an acyclovir 5% cream *. * Karlsmark T, Goodman JJ, Drouault Y, Lufrano L, Pledger GW. Randomized clinical study comparing Compeed® cold sore patch to acyclovir cream 5% in the treatment of herpes simplex labialis. J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol. 2008; 22 (10): 1184-1193

While there are different variations of the herpes virus, the most common are Herpes Simplex Virus 1 (HSV 1) and Herpes Simplex Virus 2 (HSV 2), with HSV-1 being considerably more prevalent than HSV 2. The most common effect of HSV-1 is the cold sore.

A person can be infected with one or both herpes viruses. Typically, HSV-1 infections predominantly occur on or near the lips of the mouth and HSV-2 infections occur in the genital area.