Kelo cote is a transparent gel, which contains polysiloxanes and silicone dioxide in its composition, which act to maintain the water balance of the skin, thus facilitating the regeneration of scars, which can be caused by surgery, burns or other injuries.
Thus, Kelo cote is a product that prevents and reduces the formation of hypertrophic scars and keloids, also relieving the itching and discomfort that are usually associated with the healing process. See other treatments that help reduce keloids.
Kelo cote is also available in spray or gel with a sun protection factor of 30, and these products can be obtained at a pharmacy for a price of around 150 to 200 reais.
What is it for
Kelo cote gel can be used on all scars, however, it is important that the wound that gave rise to it, is completely closed. In addition, this gel can still be used after surgery, but only after removing the stitches.
This product can also be used as a preventive in the formation of keloids, which can occur in surgeries, injuries or burns.
How it works
This healing gel forms a thin film, which is permeable to gases, flexible and waterproof, which bonds with the skin, forming a protective barrier, preventing contact with chemicals, microorganisms and other substances and maintaining the hydration of the region.
Thus, with all these conditions, an optimal environment is created for the scar to mature, normalizing collagen synthesis cycles and improving the appearance of the scar.
How to use
Kelo cote can be used safely on children and adults, even those with sensitive skin.
Before applying the product, clean the area to be treated with water and mild soap and dry the skin well. The amount of the product should be sufficient to apply a thin layer over the entire area to be treated, avoiding massaging the place, dressing or touching objects for about 4 to 5 minutes, which is the time it takes for the gel to dry.
The application of the product should be done twice a day, for at least 2 months, however, if the treatment lasts longer, it can bring more benefits.
What care to take
Kelo cote is a gel that should not be used on open or recent wounds, should not be applied to mucous membranes, such as the nose, mouth or eyes, for example, and should also not be used if an antibiotic has been used. topic or other product on that same region of the skin.
Although it is rare, it may occur in some cases redness, pain or irritation at the application site, in which case the product should be discontinued and the doctor consulted.
