11Wound & Skin · Scar Care
Scar Reduction Gel
Silicone-based scar reduction gel for post-procedure healing.
Classification
Class II
NMPA Reg.
Lu Mech Reg. 20212140526
A topical gel that supports scar repair after minor procedures and aesthetic treatments. Designed for general clinical use as well as outpatient and consumer skin care.
KEY FEATURES
What makes it work.
- Silicone-based formulation
- Supports scar reduction and skin repair
- For clinical and aesthetic use
- OTC and OEM packaging available
APPLICATIONS
Where it's used.
- Scar reduction
- Post-procedure skin repair
- General aesthetic dermatology
SPECIFICATIONS
Technical specifications.
Classification
Class II medical device
NMPA registration
Lu Mech Reg. 20212140526
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