Anti-Scar Care

The skin sometimes retains the memory of life's minor and major incidents: children's scrapes, acne marks, the aftermath of surgery, or even a C-section scar. To help the epidermis reconstruct itself aesthetically and comfortably, using adapted anti-scar treatments is essential. At Wlidaty, we have selected effective dermatological solutions to support the healing process, reduce visible marks, and soothe the feelings of tightness or itching often associated with scarring.

In Morocco, where sun exposure is frequent, treating a scar requires special attention to avoid hyperpigmentation (brown spots). Our range includes restorative products for the initial healing phase, as well as specialized treatments for maintaining older or raised scars. Whether for the face or the body, these treatments work by maintaining optimal hydration and regulating collagen production, thereby helping to achieve softer, smoother, and more uniform skin.

Discover the different types of treatments available:

• Healing and Restorative Creams: Rich in soothing and moisturizing agents, they are ideal as soon as the wound is closed to accelerate epidermal regeneration and calm irritation.
• Silicone Gels: The medical standard for treating scars (especially hypertrophic or keloid). Silicone forms a semi-occlusive protective film that flattens, softens, and lightens the scar.
• Post-Procedure Treatments: Specific formulas to support healing after surgery (like a C-section) or superficial burns.

Tips for Optimal Scar Healing:

• Massage is Key: Once the wound is fully closed and the stitches are removed, massage the scar daily with your cream or gel. The "palper-rouler" (pinch and roll) technique helps break down adhesions and soften the tissues.
• Absolute Sun Protection: A fresh scar must never be exposed to the sun without total protection (dressing or total screen) for at least one year to prevent it from permanently darkening.
• Patience and Consistency: Improving a scar's appearance is a slow process that can take several months. Apply the treatment 1 to 2 times a day consistently.
• Cleanliness: Always apply treatments to clean, dry skin.

Frequently Asked Questions about Scar Care:

When should I start applying an anti-scar cream?

Never apply cream to an open or weeping wound. Wait until the skin is closed, the scabs have fallen off, and in case of surgery, that the stitches have been removed and the wound approved by the doctor.

What is the difference between a restorative cream and a silicone gel?

The restorative cream nourishes, soothes, and promotes cellular reconstruction. Silicone gel acts mechanically by creating a protective film that regulates hydration and temperature, which is particularly effective for flattening raised scars.

Can an old scar be faded?

It's more difficult, but not impossible. Silicone gels are often recommended to improve the appearance of scars several months or even years old, by making them flatter and less colored.

Are these products suitable for children?

Yes, most restorative creams and silicone gels are suitable for children to treat everyday scrapes (skinned knees, scratches), provided the usage precautions are followed.

What is the cost of a scar treatment?

Prices vary depending on the technology. Restorative creams are very affordable, while technical silicone gels represent a slightly greater investment in dirhams (MAD), justified by their effectiveness on complex scars.

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For complete regeneration:

• High protection sun screen
• Regenerating vegetable oils (Rosehip)
• Dressings and sterile compresses
• Local antiseptics

Don't let a mark become a complex. With our selection of anti-scar treatments, give your skin the best chance to repair itself discreetly and aesthetically.