Kelo‑Cote UV Gel SPF 30 15 g

Absolutely! Kelo-Cote UV Gel SPF 30 is specially formulated to work on a variety of scar types, including acne scars, surgical scars, burn scars, and scars from injuries. It's gentle enough for all skin types, even sensitive skin and children. The gel is transparent and non-comedogenic, so you can use it confidently on your face, neck, arms, or any sun-exposed area where you want to treat and protect scars.

Kelo-Cote UV Gel uses advanced silicone technology to create a transparent, waterproof layer over your scar. This helps flatten and soften the scar, reduce discoloration, and fade redness. The formula also soothes common scar discomfort like itching. Plus, the added SPF 30 shields scars from the sun’s UV rays, preventing further darkening and helping to support a more even skin tone. Consistent use is key—apply twice daily for 60–90 days for best results.

Yes! The gel is very user-friendly and dries quickly in just 4–5 minutes. For optimal results, make sure your wound is fully healed and the skin is closed. Then, gently apply a very thin layer of the gel to the scar twice a day. Allow the gel to dry completely before dressing, covering, or applying makeup or sunscreen. Consistent twice-daily use for at least 60–90 days gives the best chance to see improvements.

Definitely! One of the standout features of Kelo-Cote UV Gel is its built-in SPF 30 sun protection. It’s ideal for scars on sun-exposed areas such as the face, neck, or arms. Regular SPF use is especially important for new scars, as sun exposure can make them darker and more noticeable. This gel combines effective scar treatment and daily sun protection in one simple step, making it perfect for everyday use.

Yes, safety and effectiveness are top priorities with Kelo-Cote UV Gel SPF 30. It’s classified as a Class I medical device, clinically backed for scar management, and manufactured to high standards in France. The gel is trusted by users and professionals worldwide, and its clear, non-greasy formula is safe for adults, children, and those with sensitive skin. Just remember to use it only on fully closed wounds and not on open or broken skin.