Comparison

Scarless vs Cimeosil: silicone scar gel comparison

Scarless is a topical silicone scar gel from Goodness Care. Cimeosil Scar and Laser Gel is described on the Cimeosil US website as a silicone gel supplied in a tube. Neither is for open wounds. What follows are the documented characteristics of each product; results are not compared.

Reviewed by Raed Salah, Pharmacist and Technical DirectorLast reviewed September 2026

Quick comparison

Documented characteristics of Scarless and Cimeosil.
ScarlessCimeosil
FormatSilicone gel in a tubeSilicone gel in a tube
Ingredients listedDimethicone, Dimethiconol, Cyclopentasiloxane, Cetyl Dimethicone, Silica, Squalane, Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate, Isopropyl MyristatePolysiloxanes (polymerized siloxanes / silicone)
Pack sizes15 g tube5 g and 14 g (United States)
How oftenTwo to three times a dayTwice daily
How longTwo to three months; established scars take longerTypically 60 to 90 days; use can continue longer
Open woundsNo. Closed, fully healed skin onlyNo. Not on open wounds or infected areas

What they have in common

Based on each product's own published information:

  • Silicone gel in a tube. Both are silicone gels supplied in a tube.
  • Closed skin only. Neither is for open wounds.
  • Cosmetics over the dried gel. Once the gel has dried, cosmetics can be applied over either one.

Key differences

Based on each product's own published information:

  1. Squalane and a vitamin C derivative. Scarless lists squalane, an olive-derived emollient, and a stable vitamin C derivative. The ingredient list on Cimeosil's US product page names neither.

  2. Sizes. In the US, Cimeosil is sold in 5 g and 14 g sizes. Scarless comes in a 15 g tube.

Application compared

Each manufacturer's own instructions, side by side:

  • How to apply. Scarless: squeeze out a small amount, spread a thin layer over the scar and rub in gently until it dries. Cimeosil, according to its US usage instructions: wash the area and pat it dry, apply a very small amount with a clean fingertip, and gently wipe away the excess, since too much may stain bedding or clothing.
  • How often. Scarless: two to three times a day. Cimeosil: twice daily, in the morning and before bedtime.
  • How long. Scarless: two to three months, and longer for established scars. Cimeosil: a typical regimen is 60 to 90 days of daily use, and use can continue longer.
  • Over the dried gel. Scarless can be covered with cosmetics or sunscreen once it has dried. Cimeosil's US FAQ says make-up can be applied once the gel has dried for about 15 to 20 minutes. See how to apply Scarless.

What the evidence can and cannot tell us

Silicone as a class. Silicone gels and sheets are widely recommended in scar-management guidance, particularly for hypertrophic scars and keloids. However, systematic reviews have found that the certainty of evidence for some outcomes is low or very low.

The ingredients beyond silicone. The research on squalane and on vitamin C derivatives looks at the ingredients themselves, not at Scarless as a finished product.

A direct comparison. No published study comparing Scarless and Cimeosil directly has been identified.

Scarless may help improve the appearance of scars. More on the research, and its limits, is on the published research page.

Which may suit whom

Each has documented features that may matter to different people:

  • Cimeosil may suit someone who wants a smaller size: in the US it is sold in a 5 g size as well as 14 g. It may also suit someone who prefers a twice-daily routine, or who wants silicone gel sheets as well as a gel, since its range includes gel sheeting in a variety of shapes and sizes.
  • Scarless may suit someone who wants squalane and a stable vitamin C derivative in a silicone gel. Sunscreen may be applied after Scarless has dried.
  • If you are not sure which suits your scar, a pharmacist or doctor can advise.

Frequently asked questions

Cimeosil is a trademark of its owner, used here only to identify the product. Goodness Care is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, Cimeosil or its owner.

Sources

This is a topical gel for external use on intact, fully healed skin. Do not apply it to open wounds, unhealed incisions, or infected or irritated skin. It does not replace medical advice: ask a doctor or pharmacist about a scar that is painful, growing, restricting movement, or not improving.

Where to next

A few ways forward

See how to apply Scarless, where to find it, or ask us a question.

  • Order online

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  • How to use it

    How to apply Scarless to a fully healed scar, and for how long.

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