Mepiform®
Self-adherent soft silicone dressing for scar care: for reducing old and new scars.
Your trusted partner
in scar care.
Mepiform® can also be used as a prophylactic therapy on closed wounds for prevention of hypertrophic or keloid scarring.
Silicone sheet: ''The gold standard"
Silicone has been used successfully for
scar management for decades. Read More
Burn scar reduction case study
Wearing Mepiform® can reduce scarring and discolouration significantly. Read More
Clinical StudySafe and Effective Treatment For All Scar Types - Old and New Scars.
MORE THAN JUST
A SCAR TREATMENT,
IT'S A JOURNEY.
Safetac® technology,
reusable, blends with skin tone.
Safetac® is a patented adhesive technology that minimises pain to the patients and trauma to wounds available exclusively with Mölnlycke Health Care's Mepiform®.
Safe & easy use for children & adults
Safetac® technology,
Reusable,Blends With Skin Tone.
Safetac® is a patented adhesive technology that minimises trauma to wounds available exclusively on Mölnlycke Health Care's Mepiform®.
Safe & Easy Use For Children & Adults
Reduces old and new hypertrophic and keloid scarring.
Silicone gel sheet: The gold standard in scar care today 1 Sylvie Meaume, Anne Le Pillouer-Prost, Bertrand Richert, Diane Roseeuw, Javid Vadoud. "Management of scars: updated practical guidelines and use of silicones." European Journal of Dermatology 2014
For effective application and effectiveness of silicone sheet therapy, your skin should be dry and moisture free.
01
Keeps skin moist
The gel sheet locks in moisture, keeping the scarred skin hydrated for quicker healing.
02
Reduces collagen overproduction
Helps control the activity of cells that make collagen, preventing thick scars.
03
Calms inflammation
Helps lower inflammation in the scar, aiding in smoother healing.
04
Flattens scars
Gentle pressure from the sheet helps flatten and smooth out the scar.
Scar treatment: what to expect?
Embarking on scar treatment is a journey of patience. Healing with treatments like silicone gel sheets is gradual, not instant. Each day brings subtle progress. Embrace this process, understanding that real change takes time, and trust in your body's natural ability to heal at its own pace with Mepiform®.
Silicone sheet is recommended for 12–24 hours wear time per day for 3–6 months. 2 Sang Wha Kim. "Management of keloid scars: noninvasive and invasive treatments" National Library Of Medicine March 2021
When you need to fade your scar, take the journey with Mepiform®.
Wear Time
*12-24
Hours
Removed and reapplied up to
*7 Days
Minimum
Available in sizes
Buy Mepiform® based on scar type
Surgical scars care at home
Nature of scar
Complex scar size
Suggested size
Mepiform® 4 x 30 cm
Topical silicone gel sheeting, with a 20-year history of satisfaction 3 Published jointly with the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology 1999. "Current Issues in Dermatologic Office-Based Surgery" in dermatology, appears to be useful in preventing hypertrophic and keloid scars that appear post-surgery.
Mepiform® benefits with surgical scars
• Biologically safe for its intended use.
• Reduces old and new hypertrophic
and keloid scarring.
• Helps in fading scars.
• Can be removed and reapplied without losing its adherent properties up to 7 days.
Risk with surgical scars 2 Sang Wha Kim. "Management of keloid scars: noninvasive and invasive treatments" National Library Of Medicine March 2021
Skin infection
Keloid formation
Pain and irratibility
Further worsening and mark.
Surgical scar treatment success story
Post-Nevus Surgery Scar, by Emilio Serrato, Cruz de Humilladero Health Center, Minor Surgery Unit, Málaga, Spain
Read HereBurn Scars : Care At Home
Nature Of Scar
Highly Sensitive Skin
Recommended Size
Mepiform® 10 x 18 CM
Mepiform® Healing With Burn Scars
Protects sensitive scar tissue.
Reduces redness and gradual reduction of scar marks.
Pain free easy and gentle removal.
Protects against sun exposure.
Risk With Burn Scars
Skin infection.
Keloid Formation.
Pain and Irratibility.
Further Worsening & mark.
Scars from burn injuries are especially sensitive. Mepiform® protects this delicate tissue against such problems as delicate tissue against sun and ultraviolet ray, accidental touching and exposure to sunlight. And because Mepiform doesn’t stick to skin when it is removed, you can lift the dressing to clean or inspect the scar. Read More
Effective silicone sheet therapy
Most effective and easy to use 4 Clinical references by Mepiform.
How to use
Apply on healed wound. Skin should be dry and moisture free.
Mepiform® is most effectively applied after your wound heals to avoid scarring or to remove newly formed scars.
Cut to scar shape if needed, then remove the release film
Based on your scar area, cut the silicone sheet to utilize the sheet for the maximum period. Post cutting, remove the release film of the silicon sheet till midway.
Apply Mepiform® to the scar.
It's just like applying a band-aid. Mepiform's long lasting self adherent properties sticks to the scar smoothly.
Reapply after daily cleansing of the scar only If needed.
Daily cleansing and inspection of the scar is recommended if required. Remove and reapply post cleansing. Mepiform's reusable sticky properties are most effective till 7 days. Reapplying a new sheet post this period is recommended.
2-4 Months of dedicated use as best practice.
Treatment times will vary and depends on the nature of the scarring. Common practice for treatment is 2–4 months or above.
See the results
Silicone gel sheets are the best clinically proven treatment for scar reduction and removal. With Mepiform's safetac technology, it is the best solution to scar management as recommended by experts.
20 years of fading
scars with Mepiform®.
Suggested cut shapes based on scar type and size.
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Frequently asked questions
References:
1) Sylvie Meaume, Anne Le Pillouer-Prost, Bertrand Richert, Diane Roseeuw, Javid Vadoud. "Management of scars: updated practical guidelines and use of silicones." European Journal of Dermatology 2014
2) Sang Wha Kim. "Management of keloid scars: noninvasive and invasive treatments" National Library Of Medicine March 2021
3) Published jointly with the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology 1999. "Current Issues in Dermatologic Office-Based Surgery"
4) Clinical references by Mepiform®.