Delicar gel is a topical preparation used to help improve the appearance of scars and wound marks on the skin. It
works by moisturizing the skin and supporting cell renewal, which helps reduce the visibility of skin marks. It
contains specialized skin-care compounds that help improve skin texture with regular use.
It is used after wound healing to help improve the appearance of both old and new scars. It also helps soothe the skin
and reduce the appearance of stretch marks and marks caused by surgeries or minor burns. It is recommended to use it
according to medical instructions for the best results.
Composition of Delicar
Delicar contains the following ingredient:
Strength and dosage forms of Delicar
Delicar is available in different topical forms. It comes as a gel in a 50 g tube and is also available as a cream in
a 50 g tube. The appropriate form is selected according to the condition and the affected area based on the
physician’s or pharmacist’s recommendations.
Indications for use of DELECAR
The main uses of Delicar include:
Improving the appearance of skin scars.
Helping reduce wound marks.
Supporting skin healing after surgeries.
Reducing the appearance of minor burns.
Moisturizing the skin and improving its texture.
Helping reduce skin stretch marks.
Improving the appearance of acne scars in some cases.
Dosage of Delicar
A thin layer of the product should be applied to the affected skin area once or twice daily according to the condition
and medical instructions. The area should be gently massaged until the preparation is fully absorbed.
The skin should be cleaned and dried thoroughly before application. Continued use for the full recommended duration is
advised to achieve the best therapeutic results.
Side effects of Delicar
The most common side effects of Delicar include:
Contraindications of Delicar
Delicar should not be used in cases of allergy to any of its ingredients. It should not be applied to open wounds or
severely inflamed skin. Contact with the eyes or mucous membranes should be avoided.
A doctor should be consulted if severe irritation or allergic reactions occur after use.
Alternatives to Delicar in pharmacies
Available alternatives include:
Contractubex.
Mebo Scar.
Cicatricure.
Scar Fix.
Proper use of Delicar
Hands should be washed thoroughly before and after using the product. The affected area should be cleaned and dried
completely before application. A suitable amount should then be applied and gently massaged until absorbed.
Direct exposure to sunlight after use should preferably be avoided.
It is important to follow the treatment duration prescribed by the physician and avoid using other products on the
same area without medical consultation to prevent irritation or unwanted reactions.
Storage conditions
It should be stored under the following conditions:
Store below 30°C.
Keep away from direct heat.
Close tightly after use.
Keep out of reach of children.
Do not use after the expiration date.