No Scars Cream

There is limited information on the use of this medicine in pregnancy. Hence it is recommended not to use the same unless prescribed by your doctor.

It is unknown if the components of this cream pass into the breastmilk and there are no establishments of its safety in breastfeeding women. A breastfeeding mother should use this cream only under the doctor's recommendation. Refrain from self-medication

It is a topical preparation and may not affect your driving ability or ability to handle machinery.

It is unknown if components of this cream interact with alcohol.

Do not apply anywhere near the eyes, nose, mouth or any infected or exposed surfaces.

No Scars cream is used for treating melasma or hyperpigmentation of the skin. Hence, it should not be used for skin renewal.

No, it does not have any action against acne and pimples and thus should not be used for treating such skin disorders.

No scars cream should not be used for dark circles. It is used to reduce hyperpigmentation or dark patches on the skin. Do not use this medicine on your own without your doctor's advice

No Scars cream is used to reduce melasma or hyperpigmentation of the skin. It is not known to be used for reducing post-pregnancy stretch marks.

No Scars cream should be used exactly as directed by your doctor. You can use it daily if your doctor recommends it. Follow your doctor's instructions and do not over-apply the medicine.

Usually, it does not have any side effects if used exactly as directed by the doctor. However, if you notice any unusual reaction after applying this cream, immediately inform the doctor. Also, before starting the treatment with this cream, inform the doctor if you already have any kind of skin problem.

No, No Scars cream should not be used as a fairness cream. This medicine treats dark spots on the skin, known as melasma.

Yes, the sensitivity of skin areas treated with No Scars cream might get increased to sunlight. Therefore, it is advised to avoid sunlight or sunlamps as much as possible to avoid complications. Individuals must wear protective clothing and apply sunscreen before going out to prevent sunburn that might occur due to sunlight sensitivity.

The melasma condition might get worse if the patient is taking hormonal contraceptives in any form (oral, injections, skin patches, implants, etc.). However, on the doctor’s advice, one can replace hormonal contraceptives with non-hormonal birth control (diaphragm with spermicide, condom).

Use of moisturiser is advised daily to restore the fat barrier of the skin to prevent any damage. Skin sensitivity is one of the most common side effects that might occur in an individual. Thus protection from the external environment is needed, which could be provided by applying moisturiser. However, consult your doctor before using any product on the affected skin area.

No, No Scars cream is not effective in scars like burn scars. It is an anti-hyperpigmentation cream that is used to lighten skin tone or appearance, especially when there is dark pigmentation.

No Scars cream shows results initially in about 2 weeks. This medicine takes about 2-3 months to show complete results.

Yes, No Scars cream is used in the treatment and prevention of moderate-to-severe melasma (dark and discoloured patches on the skin).

No, No Scars cream cannot be used for wrinkles.

No, No Scars cream and Mederma are two different medicines with different purposes. Refrain from self-medication and consult with your dermatologist about your skin condition.

No Scars Cream can generally be used on oily skin, as it is formulated for topical use and typically does not feel heavy; however, individual skin types may respond differently. With regular and correct use, it may help improve the appearance of scars, dark spots, and marks over time, though results vary from person to person. A patch test is recommended before use, and always consult your physician to ensure it is suitable for your skin.