How it works

A barrier that helps scars heal flatter.

Scarless works at the surface of the scar, not through the bloodstream. It forms an occlusive silicone barrier — and the effects build over weeks of consistent use.

Where it acts

Surface action, not systemic.

A scar product can work at the skin surface or through the body. Scarless takes the surface approach.

Topical, surface action

Scarless is applied directly to the scar and works on contact, forming a film that stays where it's applied. That's what makes the action local.

Systemic approaches

Other approaches — oral medicines or injected therapies — enter the bloodstream and act throughout the body, not only at the scar.

What this means in practice

  • A drug-free option

    No steroids or medicated actives. A gentle physical approach suitable for children and sensitive skin.

  • Works at the surface

    The effect stays on the scar where the gel is applied. It dries to an invisible film and leaves no residue on clothing.

  • Complements other care

    Works alongside the guidance of your doctor or pharmacist rather than replacing it. For deep, complex, or problem scars, seek professional advice.

The formula

Three actives. Four effects.

Active ingredients

  • Silicone System
  • Squalane
  • Vitamin C Derivative

What they deliver

  • Occlusive barrier & hydration
  • Flatter, softer scars
  • Less redness, even tone
  • Less itching & discomfort

When it acts

Three horizons. One simple routine.

Scarless works over three time horizons. Some effects begin on application; others build over weeks of consistent use. Here's the full picture.

  1. On application

    An invisible barrier

    Scarless layers several silicones: a fast-spreading silicone glides the gel on thin and even, then lifts away, while a film-forming silicone sets into a breathable, water-resistant sheet that seals and protects the scar. Once dry, cosmetics or sunscreen can be applied over it.

    Silicone film

  2. First weeks

    Hydration, less redness & itch

    As the barrier reduces water loss and keeps the scar hydrated, redness and itching ease. Squalane keeps the skin comfortable and vitamin C begins to support even tone.

    Silicone · squalane · vitamin C

  3. Over the full course

    Flatter, softer, faded scars

    With consistent use, the hydrated, occluded environment supports normalized collagen, helping the scar become flatter and softer. The recommended course is 2–3 months; older scars often need longer.

    Triple formula

Two situations

New scars, and older scars.

Scarless fits two common situations, each with its own timeline. The routine is the same; the duration differs.

Situation 1

New scars

Routine

Thin layer, 2–3× daily, 2–3 months

Begin once the wound has fully closed and any sutures are removed — usually around two weeks after a procedure. Apply a thin layer two to three times a day for two to three months.

Best for: recent scars after healing

Situation 2

Older or mature scars

Routine

Thin layer, 2–3× daily, 3 months or longer

Older and more established scars respond more slowly. Keep applying a thin layer two to three times daily; a full course runs three months or longer.

Best for: established or long-standing scars

The two situations share one routine. Consistency over the full course matters more than the timing of any single application.

Scope

Where Scarless fits — and where it doesn't.

Knowing what Scarless is for, and what it isn't, makes it easier to tell when it fits and when to seek professional care.

Where Scarless may help

  • New scars after surgery, C-section, or minor procedures — once the wound has fully closed
  • Older, raised, or red scars that you want to soften and flatten
  • Helping prevent abnormal or raised scar formation when started early
  • Reducing redness, itching, and discomfort from scars
  • A gentle, drug-free option suitable for children and sensitive skin

Where to look elsewhere

  • Open or unhealed wounds — never apply to broken skin or before sutures are removed
  • Active infection, inflammation, or a rash at the scar site
  • Deep, complex, or rapidly growing scars that need a doctor's assessment
  • A replacement for medical or surgical scar treatment when that's what's needed
  • Diagnosing the cause of a skin change — your doctor is the right starting point

If you're not sure whether Scarless is right for your scar, your doctor or pharmacist can help. Scarless is designed to complement professional care, not replace it.

What's next

Next: the routine.

Step through the application guide, order online, or reach our team.

  • Read the application guide

    Step-by-step instructions, timelines for new and old scars, and best practices for using Scarless day to day.

    How to use

  • Order Online

    Available at pharmacies across our markets — or order online.

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  • Talk to our team

    Have a specific question about the formula or the routine? Reach our team on WhatsApp. We respond in English, Arabic, or French.

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