galerit...
A tailored search returned only one result for a
product that meets your requirements. The search
is outlined at the end of this answer.
The Burn Foundation has a segment of their site for
Burn Survivors online which includes a Product Review
section in which products have been tested by actual
home users and rated. They note:
"Burn Survivors Online in no way endorses the products
listed for review. These reviews are based on actual
home use by Burn Survivors and not clinical testing.
- The reviews found here are not paid advertisements"
They found:
"Silon Self Adhesive Scar Patches can help reduce
hypertrophic and keloid scars if used on a daily
basis (23/7) by gradually softening the scar tissue
using silicon.
Features:
- Self-Adhesive
- Comfortable
- Thin and Pliable
- BREATHABLE" [emphasis added]
More on the page:
http://www.burnfoundation.net/index.php?pageID=203&synlink:docID=d163&synlink:linkID=3
They note that you can contact Bio Med at:
Bio Med Sciences Inc.
101 Technology Drive
Bethlehem, PA 18015
USA
Toll Free: 1-800-257-4566
International Calls: 610-432-8220
Fax: 610-432-8240
Or visit them at:
http://www.silon.com
Bio Med's full range of scar management products is here:
http://www.silon.com/scar_management.htm
The product I believe you'd want is Silon-SES:
"Strength and Durability, Softness and Adhesion, Combined
in a Thin Elastic Sheet
The use of silicone for the management of keloids and
hypertrophic scars has been well documented. The problems
and limitations of conventional products are also well
known. Unlike ?gel? materials, however, Silon Silicone
Elastomer Sheeting is tough enough to last for up to
several months ? thereby avoiding frequent and costly
repurchases. But even though it?s strong, there?s no
sacrifice of softness and comfort with Silon-SES."
More, and images, on the page:
http://www.silon.com/silon-ses.htm
Please do not rate this answer until you are satisfied that
the answer cannot be improved upon by way of a dialog
established through the "Request for Clarification" process.
A user's guide on this topic is on skermit-ga's site, here:
http://www.christopherwu.net/google_answers/answer_guide.html#how_clarify
sublime1-ga
Searches done, via Google:
keloid "breathable silicon"
://www.google.com/search?q=keloid+%22breathable+silicon%22 |
