Professional
scar therapy.
StrataTriz is a transparent gel formulation for the management of scars, both old and new.
Taking care of your scars with StrataTriz®
For the management of scars, both old and new.
Softens and flattens raised scars
Reduces redness and discoloration
Relieves itching and discomfort
Once daily application*
Transparent and odorless
Compatible with cosmetics once dry
A thin film. A better-hydrated scar.
StrataTriz is gas permeable and waterproof, which allows the skin to breathe and remain hydrated. StrataTriz restores the barrier function of the stratum corneum and reduces Trans-Epidermal Water Loss (TEWL). Better hydration helps to achieve a softer, smoother and flatter scar.
StrataTriz forms a durable, flexible and waterproof sheet. It does not penetrate the epidermis or dermis. StrataTriz protects the scarred site from microbial and chemical invasion. The protected environment helps to normalize the level of collagen production.
Schematic illustration; not to scale. Orange identifies the film, which is transparent when dry.See for yourself
Linear hypertrophic scar after nevus extraction
Left scar remained untreated, right scar treated for 2 months.
- Age of scar before treatment
- 14 months
- Treatment period
- 2 months
A simple daily routine
Explore clinical evidenceEnsure that the scar is clean and dry. Apply a very thin layer of StrataTriz to the scar and allow to dry.
StrataTriz should be applied once daily, or twice daily to exposed areas or as advised by your physician.
A very thin layer
Ensure that your skin is clean and dry. Apply a very thin layer of StrataTriz to the scar and allow to dry.
Once dry, StrataTriz can be covered with sunscreen, cosmetics, pressure garments or casts.
The complete combination for post-procedure care
- Step 1
Stratamed®
Immediately after surgery
Stratamed can be applied immediately after surgery or on open wounds.
- Step 2
StrataTriz®
After suture removal or once the wound has healed
For the management of abnormal scars, both old and new.
StrataTriz should not be applied to open wounds.
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