
Real Skin. Real Scars. Real Science Behind It.
From Raised and Dark to Flat, Soft, and Faded
Tri-Pathway Brightening — Visible at Week 8
Arbutin 7% blocks tyrosinase — the enzyme that converts amino acids into melanin. Tranexamic Acid cuts the UV-induced signal that overactivates melanocytes. Together they address both the trigger and the production — which is why results don't just surface and then stall the way single-active products do.
The Science
How Silicone Collagen Sheets Works
STEP 01
Seal:
The sheet creates an occlusive barrier directly on the scar surface. No air, no moisture loss — a sealed microclimate forms between the silicone and your skin.
STEP 02
Hydrate:
Trapped moisture raises the hydration level of the stratum corneum. Fibroblasts — the cells responsible for collagen production — respond to this hydration signal and begin to self-regulate.
STEP 03
Regulate:
Overactive collagen production in raised scars slows down. Existing collagen fibres reorganise from chaotic, cross-linked scar tissue into more normal, flat, aligned tissue.
STEP 04
Remodel:
Over weeks, scar tissue flattens, softens, and fades. Skin tone at the scar site begins to normalise. Fine lines stay smooth because overnight creasing is physically prevented.
WHAT IT'S MADE OF
One ingredient. No compromise. Exactly what dermatologists use.
YOUR JOURNEY WITH US!
Your Journey With the Silicone Collagen Sheets
Skin Feels Different
The scar softens slightly to the touch. Fine lines look smoother the morning after first use. The overnight hydration effect is immediate — collagen remodelling takes longer.
Raised Scars Start Flattening
The scar sits lower. Itching or discomfort associated with keloids and hypertrophic scars reduces noticeably. The skin around the scar looks more even.
Colour Begins to Match
Scar tissue lightens toward your natural skin tone. Fine lines are visibly less defined in the morning even before makeup. Consistency is working.
Significant Visual Change
Most users report their scar is no longer the first thing they see in the mirror. Raised tissue is substantially flatter. Colour has faded significantly. Life changes — confidence in what you wear returns
A New Baseline
For many scars, this is the point of maintenance. The collagen has remodelled. The scar is flat, skin-tone-matched, and no longer symptomatic. Some scars continue improving beyond 6 months.
See it in action
Frequently Asked Questions
Silicone sheets work best on raised scars — C-section scars, keloids, hypertrophic scars, raised acne scars, surgical scars, stretch marks, and burn scars. They also soften and smooth fine lines and sleep creases. Honest note: pitted or indented acne scars (the sunken kind) need a different treatment — silicone works on tissue that is raised, not tissue that is sunken.
For fine lines: most people notice smoother skin the morning after first use. For raised scars: expect visible softening within 2–3 weeks, and significant improvement in scar colour and height after 4–6 weeks of consistent nightly use. Older or larger scars may take longer — give it 3 months.
The most common reason is skin that isn't fully dry. Any residue of moisturiser, oil, or serum on the skin reduces adhesion dramatically. The fix: wash the area, then dry completely — a hair dryer on low for 30 seconds is the trick most people miss. Press the sheet firmly along the full surface when applying. Our sheets use a medical-grade adhesive designed to flex with skin movement through the night.
No. Pure medical-grade silicone contains no pore-clogging ingredients — no waxes, no occlusive creams, no actives. It forms a breathable barrier that retains moisture without trapping bacteria. Thousands of acne-prone users wear these on their face overnight without a single breakout reported in our panel.
Cut a narrow horizontal strip for forehead lines. Cut a small V or rectangle for 11-lines between the brows. Apply to clean, completely dry skin at bedtime. The sheet prevents skin from folding and creasing as you sleep — the main cause of expression lines deepening. Use nightly for best results.
After each use, reattach the liner to preserve stickiness. Every 2–3 uses, wash gently with mild antibacterial soap and lukewarm water. Pat dry completely — do not rub. If adhesion reduces after washing, a hair dryer on low for 20 seconds restores stickiness. Each sheet is reusable up to 7 times.


