Contractubex Gel (Extractum Cepae/Heparin/Allantion)

✅ Key Benefits

• Multi‑ingredient formula softens, smooths, and reduces scar visibility

• Extractum Cepae regulates fibroblast activity and reduces inflammation

• Heparin improves tissue hydration and loosens rigid scar collagen

• Allantoin enhances wound healing, soothes irritation, and promotes elasticity

• Effective on hypertrophic, keloidal, atrophic, and contracture-related scars

🎯 How to Use

• Start use once wound closure or sutures are removed

• Apply a thin film of gel to the scar area 2–4 times daily, massaging gently for 2–3 minutes

• For tough or older scars, leave gel overnight under a non-tight dressing

• Continue treatment regularly for several weeks to months depending on scar age and hardness

• Avoid excessive sun exposure and refrain from harsh physical irritation during treatment

⚠️ Precautions

• Suitable only for external use; avoid open wounds, raw skin, and mucous membranes

• Not recommended for infants under 1 year or individuals allergic to parabens or fragrance components

• Contains ingredients (parabens, fragrance) that may cause contact dermatitis in sensitive individuals—discontinue if irritation occurs

• Not to be used during phototherapy or on UVA/UVB-exposed freshly treated skin

• Use with caution during pregnancy or breastfeeding; consult healthcare provider

🤕 Possible Side Effects

• Mild: localized itching, redness, tightness, or slight burning sensation during application

• Rare: allergic contact dermatitis due to preservatives or fragrance—discontinue if symptoms emerge

• Generally well tolerated even with prolonged use

🎁 Special Offers
💰 Available in tubes (e.g. 20 g, 50 g) at competitive scar-care pricing
🚚 Discounts on multiplex packs or subscription plans
📦 Delivered discreetly with sealed packaging for private skincare use

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q. What types of scars does Contractubex treat?
A. Effective on surgical, acne, burn, post‑trauma, stretch mark, hypertrophic, keloidal, atrophic scars, and movement‑restricting contractures.

Q. How often should the gel be applied?
A. Generally applied 2–4 times daily with gentle massage. Older or tougher scars may benefit from overnight occlusion.

Q. How long should treatment continue?
A. Weeks to several months depending on scar characteristics—consistent use yields best results over time.

Q. Can it be used on fresh scars?
A. Yes, once the skin surface is fully closed and healed (no scabs or sutures).

Q. Is it safe for sensitive skin or children?
A. Usually well tolerated, but patch-test first and avoid use in infants under 1 year.

Q. When should I avoid or stop use?
A. Discontinue if persistent itch, redness, rash, or allergy develops.