The gel from the scar specialist Contractubex is the world’s most popular scar treatment.
The gel can be used to treat both recent and old scars caused by a phyical accidents, a burn or scald, an acid burn, a vaccination, acne or operation etc. This is simple and easy to use.
Contractubex gel is a cream used to treat various skin disorders and leave the skin smooth and healthy.
Treatment depends on the scar size, freshness of scar and the conditions of scars etc. Large, hard and old scars may need 3-6 months or even longer treatment.
Treatment of scars requires a high degree of perseverance and active participation by patient in order to achieve a noticeable result.
The gel acts by stimulating formation of new skin cells and blood vessels, thus speeding up the healing process. It also reduces scar formation considerably.
It has been treating scars successfully for over 50 years.
The gel is the best-selling scar treatment in over 60 countries, and is regularly recommended by doctors all around the world.
Contractubex Gel Scar Removal Cream Treatment is an excellent treatment of scars due to it’s unique combination of active ingredients.
It works deep into the scar and reduces it from within and leads to almost an invisible scar. It supports healing process in the skin and regulates the production of scar tissue
Contractubex Gel contains 10% extractum cepae, 1% allantoin and 50/U of sodium heparin per one gram of gel.
The efficacy of Contractubex Gel has been proven in numerous clinical studies.
Its unique combination of three active ingredients works its way deep into the scar, reducing scarring from within.
The result: a nearly invisible scar.
Contractubex Gel’s effectiveness is also reflected in high patient satisfaction.
The positive experiences of thousands of patients show that using Contractubex Gel really makes a difference, and scars can be treated successfully.
You can start using Contractubex Gel as soon as the wound has closed or the stitches have been removed, because the sooner you begin with the scar treatment, the better the chances of positively affecting scar development.
Reddening fades after just a few weeks, and continued treatment with Contractubex Gel and its triple-action formula allows further improvements in appearance to be achieved.
The scar becomes more elastic and flatter.
Contractubex gel is a combination medicine used for managing the scars due to various conditions.
The active ingredients in Contractubex gel are Allantoin, Extractum Cepae Cepalin and Heparin.
Extractum Cepae is obtained from onions. It generates an anti-inflammatory, bactericidal effect. And it reduces swelling while preventing excessive growth of the connective tissue.
Heparin loosens the tissue structure. It has an anti-inflammatory effect and helps to bind water to the scar tissue.
Allantoin encourages wound healing and has a soothing effect.
In older scars its most important effect is to replenish and regulate the extreme lack of water in the scar tissue – and to promote blood flow.
These ingredients together help in healthy skin healing, healing of damaged blood vessels and curbing scar formation.
The effects of the three ingredients enhance and complement each other. And the water-soluble ointment base allows the active ingredients to penetrate into deeper layers of the skin.
Contractubex does not leave behind a residue. Rather its protective film shields the sensitive scar tissue.
In many cases, Contractubex treatment make scar tissues elastic again and restore most of their functionality. The earlier you begin to treat the scar tissue with Contractubex the better the outcome will be.
Apart from these, other neutral ingredients are also part of Contractubex gel which help the active ingredients to act on the skin.
This gel acts as an anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and counter irritant (provide relief from itching).
This medicine also acts by lightening the dark spots or improving pigmentation caused due to scars. It aids in faster healing of the skin
Treatment may well take 3 – 6 months depending on the extent of scarring, as scar tissue regenerates very slowly.
Abrasions, cuts or lacerations
Cosmetically disfiguring scars that occur after surgery
Burns
Scar after laser treatments (e.g. tattoo removal)
Traumatic tendon contracture as well as for cicatrical scars (rare disorder that destroy the hair follicle, replace it with scar tissue, and cause permanent hair loss)
Directions :
For external use only, apply it on healthy skin surface free from cuts and wounds.
Wash your hands before and after using this gel unless your hands are the area to be treated.
In case your eyes come in contact with this gel rinse your eyes with clean water immediately.
Apply a film of the gel on a cleaned scar for 3-4 times daily
Rub in the gel with the fingertips for about 2- 3 minutes
Rub away from the middle to cover all the wound’s edges or along the length of the scar.
Rub in the gel with gentle pressure to increase the penetration of the active ingredients.
Properly massaging the scar should not cause any pain.
Fresh Scars: Treatment can be started just days after wound closure, or 8-10 days after an operation.
Old & hard Scars: It is recommended that the scar be covered with Contractubex and a bandage overnight to enhance deep penetration of the active ingredients.
Gently massage into the skin or scar tissue several times daily until the gel has been completely absorbed.
In the case of hard, old scars allow the gel to take effect overnight under a dressing.
Apply only to wounds that are already closed.
Contents :
Each 100g : Allantoin 1g, extract cepae 10g, heparin Na 5,000 IU
Side Effects:
Contractubex gel can cause side effects if used without any medical indication, if it is used in excess, or if patient is allergic to either of its components. Some of the side effects of the gel are mentioned below:
Itching of skin
Rash and redness of skin
Dry skin
Dark discoloration of skin
Pain or swelling of the skin where gel has been applied
Other than these, other side effects could also occur due to usage of Contractubex gel.
Patients should stop using the gel and contact their doctor/dermatologist immediately.
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