Product Description
Silagen Anchor Strips Beige are medical-grade silicone scar strips designed for closed anchor-pattern breast scars, including incision patterns commonly created during breast lift, breast reduction, and breast reconstruction procedures. These beige silicone scar sheets create a soft, flexible barrier over healed incision areas to help maintain moisture and support a smoother, softer, flatter-looking scar appearance over time.
Each package includes one pair of beige reusable anchor strips designed for discreet scar care around the breast area. Ideal for post-surgical breast scars, anchor incision scars, hypertrophic scars, keloid-prone scars, raised-looking scars, and uneven scar texture, Silagen Anchor Strips Beige should be used only after the incision is fully closed and any stitches have been removed. To explore more scar care options, visit our collection: Skin Care Products for Scars.
Note: Silagen products are non-returnable.
Silagen Anchor Strips Beige Benefits
Medical-grade silicone scar strips designed for closed anchor-pattern breast scars
Helps improve the look of raised, thickened, red, or uneven scar texture
Ideal for breast lift, breast reduction, reconstruction, and post-surgical breast scars
Beige, flexible, reusable silicone scar sheets designed for discreet daily wear
Helps maintain moisture over the scar area to support smoother, softer, flatter-looking scars
Do not use with Silagen gel or additional strips, as this may affect adhesion
Want to understand why the anchor shape matters? Read our Silagen Anchor Strips Beige guide for more detail on anchor-pattern incision scars after breast reduction or mastopexy.
How To Use
How to Use Strips Beige
- Begin use after 2 weeks (you may begin using the strips once the wound has closed - no bleeding or oozing) and after any stitches have been removed
- Do not put on open wounds
- Ensure the scar area is clean and dry, as well as free from creams, lotions, ointments and powders
- Apply strip to scar/breast area
- To keep stickiness and clean: Wash with soap and water or Silagen Cleanser every 2-3 wears
- Allow to fully dry
- Once dry, cosmetics and compression garments may be used over the scar
- Use twice daily for 8-12 weeks for optimal results. Patients who use Silagen consistently twice a day for 2 months get the best results
- If you are prone to forming excessive scars (hypertrophic or keloid) you may want to continue treatment for up to 6 months
- Do not use the strips in combination with the Silagen gel or additional strips. They will not stick to the skin if you do.
Ingredients
Anchor Strips Beige Ingredients
Medical-grade polymerized siloxanes (silicone gel), used in Silagen Anchor Strips Beige to help support scar management.
Shipping & Returns
Items will typically ship within 2-10 days of placing your order under the standard shipping option. For our return policy, please click here.
FAQs
Silagen Anchor Strips Beige FAQs
Q: What are Silagen anchor strips beige designed for?
A: Silagen anchor strips beige are shaped to treat anchor-pattern scars commonly created during breast lift or reduction surgeries. They help support smoother healing while blending naturally with skin tone for discreet, comfortable wear.
Q: How do Silagen anchor strips beige help improve scar appearance?
A: The medical-grade silicone creates a breathable, moisture-rich barrier that helps regulate collagen production. With consistent use, scars typically heal flatter, softer, and less noticeable over time.
Q: How long should I wear the anchor strips each day?
A: For best results, wear the strips for 8–12 hours daily. If your skin is sensitive, start with shorter wear times and increase gradually. Consistent use over 8–12 weeks delivers optimal results.
Q: Can Silagen anchor strips beige be trimmed for a better fit?
A: Yes. The strips can be trimmed with clean scissors to better match your incision shape. Proper coverage ensures even silicone contact across all scar areas for effective treatment.
Q: When can I start using Silagen anchor strips beige after surgery?
A: You can begin once your incisions are fully closed and your surgeon approves silicone therapy. Starting early helps prevent raised, firm, or uneven scars from developing.