Keloid and hypertrophic scars are notoriously stubborn — but medical-grade silicone is the clinically proven first-line treatment recommended by dermatologists worldwide. TealCure™ delivers that therapy to your door, across Pakistan.
Understanding keloids
A keloid forms when the body produces too much collagen during the healing process. Unlike normal scars that stay within wound boundaries, keloids extend beyond the original injury — creating raised, firm, sometimes painful lumps that can darken over time.
Medical-grade silicone patches address keloids at their source: by maintaining a sustained, hydrated microclimate over the scar, they signal the body to normalise collagen production. Over weeks, the excess collagen fibres reorganise, the keloid softens, flattens, and fades.
Earlier is better. Treating a keloid within the first year typically produces the fastest, most complete results. However, even keloids 5+ years old respond to consistent silicone therapy — it just takes longer.
What TealCure treats
Raised scars that grow beyond original wound boundaries. Common on chest, shoulders, ears, jawline.
Thick, raised scars that stay within wound borders. Often red and firm. Very common after surgery.
Post-operative scars from any procedure. Silicone is the #1 dermatologist recommendation post-surgery.
Flat or raised scars from burns of any severity. Silicone dramatically improves texture, colour, and flexibility.
Your keloid healing journey
The keloid surface begins to soften. Redness may temporarily increase slightly — this is normal and indicates the silicone is activating the scar tissue. Itching reduces.
Dark or red discolouration noticeably lightens. The raised edges begin to reduce. The keloid feels less firm to touch. Continue wearing 20+ hours per day.
Significant reduction in keloid height visible to others. Texture becomes softer and more pliable. Most customers see 40–60% improvement at this stage.
Keloid is substantially flat, colour matches surrounding skin more closely. 70–85% of customers achieve their target result by month 6. Continue for 1 month post-flattening.
Keloid protocol
Note where the keloid ends. You'll trim the patch slightly larger than the scar so it covers all edges including the leading growth zone.
Wash the area with mild soap. Rinse thoroughly. Pat completely dry. Do not apply any moisturiser, oil, or cream before applying the patch — these reduce adhesion.
Cut the patch 2–3mm larger than the keloid on all sides. Peel and press firmly, smoothing from centre outward. Ensure all edges are flat against skin.
Keloids require maximum contact time. Aim for 20+ hours per day. Remove only to wash, then reapply immediately. Sleep with the patch on — this is when most healing occurs.
Remove gently with warm water. Rinse the patch with clean water, pat dry. Reapply immediately. Each patch lasts 2–4 weeks of daily use before needing replacement.
Keloids respond to sustained pressure and hydration. Stick to the daily routine for the full 3–6 month protocol for best results.
Keloid customers
I had a keloid scar on my shoulder from a vaccination for 4 years. Dermatologists quoted Rs. 25,000+ for laser. After 10 weeks with TealCure, it's flat and barely noticeable. Genuinely shocked.
Chest keloid after a minor injury. Tried every cream, nothing worked. TealCure patches are the first thing that actually flattened it. Wearing it to sleep every night. 3-month update: 80% gone.
My hypertrophic scar was embarrassing. The patch is completely invisible under my clothes. 7 weeks in and the raised texture is almost flat. My skin feels normal again.
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