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Improve scars – old and new.

Kelo-cote® improves and 
reduces the appearance of 
scars, both old and new,
restoring confidence and self-esteem.

Contact us:

Cranage Healthcare Ltd
Dane Mill Business Centre
Broadhurst Lane
Congleton
Cheshire
CW12 1 LA
Tel: +44(0) 1477 549392

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For futher information on scars please visit www.scartreatment.co.uk

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Kelo-cote® is a patented topical silicone gel for the management and prevention of abnormal scars in the form of hypertrophic scars and keloids.

Just released (March 2010) is;
now specially built with sunscreen to suit the Australian outdoor-loving lifestyle. With built in SPF 30 sunscreen, it protects visible scars from the effects of sun, sea and surf.
Benefits of Kelo-cote® Solaire

The only 100% silicone scar treatment with SPF 30 UV protection ingredients

Self-dries within 4-5 minutes forming a flexible, transparent sheet

Flattens, softens and helps smooth existing raised scars

Reduces discolouration and redness

Relieves associated itch, pain and discomfort of scars UV protection ingredients may protect scars from discolouration and redness caused by sun exposure

Very water resistant

Once dry, cosmetics may be applied Ideal for areas exposed to the sun such as the face, neck, chest or hands

May be used on flexures, joints, irregular surfaces, as well as large area scars

Can be used in conjunction with any other treatment option such as pressure garments

Prevention through Solar Protection


UV exposure has been shown to influence the wound healing process by causing immediate UV-induced inflammation.

Presents as erythema, followed by increased skin pigmentation (may result in long term pigmentation of a fresh or recent scar)

Affecting the metabolism of Type I collagen within hours of UV exposure

Whether the result of sutured incision or natural healing, a scar should be protected from the sun during the whole maturation process (anywhere from 6 months to 3 years, according to studies cases).