Scar Zone...Get Rid Of Those Nasty Scars! By Sarahlovesmickey on - Updated Oct 15, 2011
Two years ago, my husband called me at work totally panicked. He said that our daughter had been burned by her hot car seat on the top of her thigh. My heart was racing as I drove to meet him at the doctor's office. When I arrived at the dr.'s office, I saw my daughter's leg and began to cry. Her burn was just this huge, awful looking burn that was a little bigger than a silver dollar. So many thoughts ran through my head, but I worried a lot about the scar that would be left. Both my husband and my daughter have dark skin and I just visualized her leg with this big white scar on her thigh. After her burn had dried up and healed, I went to Walmart and bought some Sudden Change Scar Zone cream. It was a bit pricey for the 1 ounce bottle, but let me tell you, it's worth every cent. Of course you do have to wait until your wound heals, but after that, you apply this cream 2-3 times per day for however long it takes to diminish the appearance of the scar. I believe that we put this on my daughter's scar for a couple of months. This scar cream also has sunscreen in it, which helps prevent the vulnerable scar from getting damaged further by the sun. This cream has no nasty smell to it and it absorbs quite well. A little goes a long way, which makes this little tube of cream last for quite a long time. Okay, fast forward 2 years and you can't even tell my daughter got burned. This stuff worked wonders for her awful burn scar.
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Sudden Change Scar Zone scar diminishing cream Purchased at: Walmart Price: $14ish
I've had 3 knee surgeries, the first of which was in 2002 from a doctor who really didn't know what he was doing. As a result, I got this huge scar on my knee with 13 little raised scars from the stitches, that I call my football laces. I'm Asian, so I get keloid scars and eventually I just stopped caring about it since I didn't think there was anything I could do about it. I had another surgery in 2006 where the doctor removed my old scar (still had the laces), and I again did nothing. My scar started out as thin and much prettier, but because I didn't take care of it, it eventually spread because of the stretching of the skin while my knee bent. Third surgery was in January of this year, the doctor removed my scar again and kept the laces, but this time, I've decided to take care of this scar. I started using the Dr Max Powers Scar Cream (from www.drmaxpowers.com) 4 times a day 5 days ago and I all ready see a HUGE difference! My raised laces have smoothed out and are starting to fade. I'm not kidding. The place where my drain was is healing well and the big scar itself is looking great. It's not too red or scary, and it's totally soft and looks like a "normal" scar. I can't wait to see it in another month or two, the timeframe that Dr. Max Powers recommends. I really recommend this product to anyone who has a new or an old scar. It WORKS.