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A $28 Cream from the Drugstore that Dermatologists Love for Scar Treatment

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A $28 Cream from the Drugstore that Dermatologists Love for Scar Treatment

A $28 Cream from the Drugstore that Dermatologists Love for Scar Treatment

There’s no one-size-fits-all solution for treating scars. To effectively make them fade, you need to create the ideal conditions for wound healing, collagen formation, and skin hydration. Traditionally, this involved using multiple products to address each aspect separately. However, with the Avène Cicalfate+ Restorative Protective Cream priced at $28, you now have a convenient all-in-one scar treatment in a single moisturizer.

Dermatologist Mona Gohara, MD, likened this cream to an Olympic All-Star team, with all the best scar treatments combined into one product. Formulated with four key ingredients, it targets scar reduction at every level. These ingredients accelerate wound healing, regulate collagen production, hydrate the skin, and alleviate any discomfort associated with scarring.

The Ciclafate+ component aids in skin healing by using proprietary postbiotics to speed up the process significantly. This swift healing is crucial in initiating scar treatment effectively. Silicone, another ingredient, boosts collagen production to prevent excessive scarring. Maintaining the right balance of collagen is vital in scar prevention.

Hyaluronic acid is highlighted as a key ingredient for its ability to attract and retain moisture in the skin. Adequate hydration is essential for optimal wound healing. The cream’s signature spring water acts as an anti-inflammatory agent, soothing any discomfort or irritation caused by scars.

Dr. Gohara emphasizes the cream’s multifaceted approach, combining several scar treatment steps in one product. Massage the cream into the skin for five minutes twice a day for best results. This helps to expedite the healing process and smooth out any raised scars by breaking up collagen clumps.

You can start using the cream immediately after skin trauma, such as picking at a pimple. Results may be visible sooner than with other treatments, giving old acne scars a chance to fade.

For more tips on scar treatment, watch the video below.

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