KÈLODA Scar & Keloid Removal Tea Tree Oil | For Treatment of Scars & Keloids after Surgery, Acne, Burns & Piercing | With Anti-Scar Cocoa, Shea Butter, Vitamin E & Lavender Essential Oil | 1 oz

I bought this for the scars on my face and chest . I’ve only used it about 3 times but it’s doing it’s job ..my skin is extra dry in the winter and I though this would aid me along with my normal spf and moisturizer routine and so far so good . Only draw back would be the strong oder but it only last a few minutes after u apply it. Hopefully this works for my scars I’ll come back with before and after photo of it does the trick.

I really like the way this product reduced the thickness of a recent surgery scar and a old one. The sheerness of the liquid soaks into you skin nicely. And it I warm and soothing to rub into even tender scar tissue.

Wonderful oil no keloid ❤️

I just received this product and have only used it for about 2 weeks and slowly I can see an improvement

Scars and keloids can be very hard to deal with it. But there is always the hope that there is an easy to use, over the counter product that will get rid of them. When I saw this product I was curious about it. According to the description it removes keloids and scars. That is a big promise.When I got the bottle I looked into it more. According to what I found online, keloids may be helped with medical procedures including injections, surgical removal, laser therapy and they may be softened with silicone sheets. And it appears to be the same with scars. So to say this liquid will remove scars and keloids seems a stretch.However, it does appear that scars and keloids can be softened. The product description says that it has been clinically proven it works. But I could not find information on those trials at their website. They also claim that medical professionals use it. After an extensive online search I did not find proof of that.I checked into one of the ingredients in the bottle; Vitamin E. According to a Medical News report Vitamin E has not been shown to help. Some of the other ingredients showed that they may soften a scar because they are moisturizing but so are a lot of other products.Next I checked into Sonuka Medical the manufacturer. I could not find a lot of information on this company. I did find what appeared to be a personal address when I checked the website. I called the number and was told to try and connect via Google Voice. I would like to know more about this company.When I tried the product, I found it moisturizing but I have not seen a difference in the scar on my shoulder I have been putting it on. To be fair it can take time for products to work. But I really don't see any miracle ingredient in this bottle that will eliminate scars or keloids.When I had Mohs surgery I was told the best product to use is good ole' petrolatum. If you do a Google search on what to put on a scar for at home treatment you will likely see silicone sheets and a moisturizing ointment like petroleum jelly. Most Drs. recommend petroleum jelly for wounds, scars etc.My overall thought is this does a nice job moisturizing and moisture helps a scar to heal but so does petroleum jelly which is cheaper and free of what could be potentially irritating ingredients. For example, my facial skin breaks out from coconut oil which this product contains. And most Drs. recommend petroleum jelly which is effective and inexpensive...so I will stick with that.

Honest review here.I love that this is organic and smells great.It is Tea Tree essential oil with keloid removing oils and Keloda Tea Tree formula. It helps reduce scars and appearance of them.Made with anti inflammatory oils like coconut oil, shea butter, cocoa butter, vitamin E, Lavender Essential Oils and more.You simply massage the scar or area for 3-5 minutes several times a day. Results are not instant. But over time I did notice it definitely helped reduce the scars.Great price point...works well.

This comes in a clear glass bottle with a glass eyelet dropper. I've used this for about two weeks, off and on, on a keloid scar. Instructions say to rub on your keloid for 5 minutes three times a day. I did it 1-2 times a day but only had up to 3 minutes to apply each time. I did see a reduction in the height of the keloid even with not using it as consistently as recommend.It has a mild tea tree scent that fades after an hour or so depending on where you need to use it.The oil needs to be refrigerated according to the packaging. The coconut oil coagulates a little when cold which makes it hard to get out with the eyelet dropper.I'm happy with the reduction in size for now but there's plenty left over to use in the future if it grows or if i decide to try more to reduce it further.

I've used this for about a week, and I haven't noticed any shrinking of my keloids yet, but the smell isn't offensive and it doesn't irritate my keloids as I rub them. I don't think I've used it long enough to know whether it works or not, but I definitely think that it's worth trying. I'll update again after I've used this oil long enough to see if it really does shrink or reduce the negative side effects that accompany keloid scars.