Your c-section scar doesn’t have to stay red and raised.
It’s 60% medical silicone in a stick you swipe along the line once a day. Keep that seal on it and the ridge comes down and the colour lets go, usually somewhere between week eight and week twelve.
$18.00 a stick · free US shipping · 60-day money-back guarantee
Fragrance-free
Non-greasy
Invisible under clothes
Postpartum-safe
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Why it stays raised
A scar that keeps drying out keeps overbuilding.
The same piece of skin, through all three stages.
01
It loses water faster than the skin around it
A fresh c-section scar dries out through the surface far quicker than normal skin does, and dry skin keeps laying down more collagen than it actually needs. That is the ridge you can feel, and the colour you can see.
02
Medical silicone seals the line
A breathable film of 60% medical silicone lies flat across the scar and holds your own moisture in. It sits on top of the skin, so it is never absorbed and it never goes below the surface.
03
The ridge comes down, the colour lets go
Sealed instead of drying and re-drying every day, the skin eases off overbuilding. Flatter, softer and paler over eight to twelve weeks — not days, and not a scar that disappeared.
Illustration, not a customer photo. Results build gradually and vary between individuals, scar ages and skin types.
Reviews
What other moms say.
I tried the sheets first and lasted maybe two weeks before I gave up, they just never stayed on me. This one I’ve actually kept doing, which honestly is the entire thing. Twelve weeks and the ridge has gone flat.
Try it for 60 days. If it isn’t settling, we refund the sticks.
Silicone takes eight to twelve weeks, so a two-week trial tells you nothing. Sixty days is long enough to actually find out, and if it hasn’t done what we said, you shouldn’t be out of pocket for finding that out.