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Silicone scar management

A silicone tape and gel range for the prevention and treatment of hypertrophic and keloid scarring following surgery, trauma or burns.

  • Silicone therapy for new and established scars

  • Tape and gel formats for different anatomy

  • Suitable for long-term daily use

OVERVIEW

About this product

Silicone remains the first-line non-invasive therapy for hypertrophic and keloid scarring. MediSil provides both formats: a soft adhesive silicone tape for linear scars over flat or lightly curved anatomy, and a self-drying gel for irregular, mobile or facial areas where tape is impractical.

Both work by occluding the scar and normalising hydration of the stratum corneum, which moderates fibroblast activity and collagen deposition. Used consistently, they soften and flatten raised scars and reduce redness and itch.

Therapy can begin as soon as the wound is fully closed and is generally continued for several months, making patient comfort and ease of use as important as the silicone itself.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Family

Regenerative & Therapeutic

Supplier

MediGroup

Availability

Australia & New Zealand

FEATURES

Key features and benefits
Occlusive silicone layer

Normalises scar hydration, the mechanism underlying silicone scar therapy.

Two formats

Tape for linear scars; self-drying gel for face, joints and irregular contours.

Comfortable for long wear

Soft, breathable material supports the months of consistent use that therapy requires.

Suitable under cosmetics and clothing

The dried gel film is discreet, supporting daytime adherence to therapy.

CLINICAL USE

Applications and indications
Post-surgical scar prevention

Started once the incision is fully closed to reduce the risk of hypertrophic scarring.

Established hypertrophic and keloid scars

Softening, flattening and symptom relief in raised scars.

Burn scar management

Used alone or under pressure garments as part of a burns rehabilitation programme.

POST-SURGICAL SCARRING

HYPERTROPHIC AND KELOID SCARS

BURN SCARS

SPECIFICATION

Specifications, sizes and models
Formats

Adhesive silicone tape and self-drying silicone gel

Material

Medical-grade silicone

Wear time

Tape worn for extended periods; gel applied twice daily

Recommended course

Typically several months of continuous use

Skin suitability

Intact, fully healed skin only

AVAILABLE SIZES & MODELS

Silicone tape roll

Cut to length for linear scars

Infant size

Standard size through to surgical repair

Silicone gel tube

For face, joints and irregular contours

TECHNICAL

Important technical information
  • Do not apply to open wounds, broken skin or fresh sutures — the wound must be fully closed.

  • Clean and dry the scar before each application; residual moisturiser prevents tape adhesion.

RESOURCES

Patient instruction leaflet

Supplied with every pack

Available from our team

Contact MediGroup EBI

  • Build wear time gradually over the first days to check skin tolerance.

  • Gel must be allowed to dry fully before dressing or applying cosmetics.

  • Consistency matters more than intensity: daily use over months delivers the outcome.

ACCESSORIES

  • Skin cleansing wipes

  • Pre-cut sheet formats

This page is a clinical summary for healthcare professionals. Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions for use for full indications, contraindications, warnings and handling requirements.

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