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Does silicone gel really work for surgical scars?
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Yes: Topical silicon gel appears to be a safe and effective treatment for hypertrophic and keloidal scars. It is very easy to apply and cosmetically acceptable. Best of luck with your health!
Answered 7/2/2018
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