FADE SCARS FAST

DERMATOLOGIST FIX Say yes to silicone Have an old acne spot or a brow-wax burn that’s overstayed its welcome? Dermatologist Hannah Kopelman, M.D., recommends applying a silicone-based treatment. “It creates a breathable, protective barrier that locks in moisture, softening scar tissue and gradually flattening and fading the scar.” An OTC option she recommends is Mederma Advanced Scar Gel (Amazon.com). Apply a thin layer of gel to scars twice daily for several weeks—or longer for deeper scars. DIY FIX Whip up an aloe salve For an easy, budget-friendly way to treat scars, turn to the dream team: aloe vera and vitamin E. “Aloe vera is known for its soothing, anti-inflammatory properties that calm skin, while vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant that hydrates and supports collagen production,” explains Dr. Kopelman. Simply combine 1 tsp. of aloe…

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