Scanil Cream

Scanil is a highly effective treatment for all scar types. It actively promotes the healing process of the skin and reduces scarring from within.

The scar gel with the triple effect:

• Prevents the formation of excessive scar tissue
• Reduces redness, itching and the feeling of tension
• Makes the scar smoother and improves elasticity

For best possible results, start treatment as soon as the wound is closed or the stitches are removed. This ensures that your scar will become so fine that you will hardly see or feel it.

Scanil can be used after:

• abrasions, cuts or lacerations
• operations
• burns or scalds
• laser treatments (e.g. tattoo removal)

Active ingredients

Scanil – effective thanks to a unique combination of active ingredients

You can start the treatment with Scanil as soon as the wound is closed or the stitches have been removed. The transparent gel contains active ingredients that support the healing process inside the skin, regulating the production of scar tissue and working to positively influence scar formation.

Scanil contains three complementary active ingredients:

1. Extractum cepae

has anti-inflammatory and bactericidal properties and prevents the formation of excessive scar tissue.

2. Heparin

softens the tissue structure, has anti-inflammatory and anti-swelling properties, supports cell and tissue regeneration and is able to bind water to the scar tissue.

3. Allantoin

encourages wound healing and has a softening effect, promotes penetration through the skin and relieves the itching often associated with scar formation.

How should I use this medicine?

Early and consistent treatment with Scanil leads to visible results

The sooner a scar is treated, the greater the chance of positively influencing scar formation. Start applying Scanil as soon as the wound is closed and/or any stitches have been removed. The clear gel is easy and safe to apply.

Ideally, Scanil gel should be gently massaged in 2 to 3 times daily for at least 3 months. Scanil forms a discrete film that protects the sensitive scar tissue.

Apply Scanil only to wounds that are already closed. Avoid contact with eyes, the inside of the nose or mouth and other mucous membranes.

Start at the centre and work towards the edges, massaging the gel gently into the scar.

Continue with a small, circular motion until Scanil is completely absorbed.

Scar treatment needs patience, as the injured skin takes time to heal. After about 4 weeks, a reduction of redness can usually be observed; after two months, the scar tissue gradually becomes lighter, more elastic and flat.

Scanil is very safe and its tolerability has been proven in numerous clinical studies. Small children and even babies can be treated safely.

The treatment can also work on scars that are older. With older scars Scanil should be massaged in 3 times daily for at least 6 months.

Areas of use

Wounds are injuries of the skin and stay with us our whole lives. Most wounds are harmless and are quickly forgotten. Nevertheless, they leave marks on our skin: a scar.

Scanil can be used following many different types of injuries to the skin:

• Abrasions
• Cuts or lacerations
• Operations (including after Caesarean section)
• Burns or scalds
• Laser treatments (such as tattoo removal)

The resulting scars are also as diverse as the types of injuries. Some scars are barely visible, while others may hurt or even cause physical impairments – for example, in range of motion.