<p>There have been no studies on the use of Dermatix^® Ultra together with turmeric.</p>

<p>Yes, after you have applied Dermatix^® Advance over your scar, you can freely apply sunscreen or makeup over the area¹.</p>

Dermatix^® Ultra must only be applied on dry, intact skin. Please ensure that your wound has healed before starting treatment with Dermatix^® Ultra. To apply, please follow these steps:

Clean the affected area with mild soap and water. Pat it dry.

Apply a pea-sized amount at the tip of the scar, and gently spread it thinly over the whole affected area. This amount should be sufficient to cover a 6 inch scar. Applying a bigger amount will not increase its efficacy so please do not over-apply.

<p>Using Dermatix^® Advance is quick and easy. You will observe the improvement of your scar if you comply diligently with the proper instructions of application below. Remember that you don’t need to apply too much if you follow these steps:</p>

<p>Clean the affected area with mild soap and water. Pat it dry.</p>

<p>Apply a pea-sized amount at the tip of the scar and gently spread it thinly over the whole affected area. This small amount is sufficient to cover a 6-inch scar.</p>

<p>Dermatix^® Advance works on elevated scars caused by a variety of incidences, including insect bites, plus Dermatix^® Advance can also relieve the tension and itching³. Simply dab a little Dermatix^® Advance over the bite scars.</p>

<p>Clinical trials have shown that silicone gels such as Dermatix® Ultra and Advance give equal or better scar reduction results than silicone gel sheeting and are much easier to apply and causes less inconvenience and irritation³.</p>

<p>Scars can never be 100% removed, but Dermatix^® Ultra has more than 85% success rate in softening and diminishing raised scars&nbsp;^4,7. For the best results, begin applying Dermatix^® Ultra twice daily, once the wound has healed and closed.</p>

<p>For acne scars, we recommend Dermatix^® Acne Scar instead to lighten dark spots, marks and and scars.</p>

<p>Surgical or non-surgical methods such as corticosteroid, cryotherapy, laser can be used on Keloid. Following surgery, scar prevention should be initiated and Dermatix® Advance can be considered for first-line therapy⁶.</p>

<p>There have been no studies on the effectiveness of Dermatix^® Advance on the reduction of stretch marks.</p>