Medline RemedySpecialized Silicone Cream, Unscented (4 fl oz), Gentle Breathable Film for All Ages, Paraben-free and Hypoallergenic Skin Care, Barrier for Dry Cracked Skin

Perfect Product. Starts Sticky, but Goodness Quickly Absorbs into Skin & leaves Silky ProtectiveLayer! The ingenious that sink in are very skin nutritious & protective. This has antioxidants and humectants to draw hydration in. Protects my chapped nose and the skin around my eye that dries/gets irritated as result of watery eyes from allergies. Protects my cheeks near my nose, which dries easily. Helps skin stay Hydrated in Tough Weather or Tretinoin/Retinol use on days off. Great to seal in Hydration and Moisture after ExfoliatingI feel comfortable wearing this on my face.. Been searching a long time! I don't like sticky or suffocating products, this is nether. Doesn't feel greasy or thick. You can indeed sweat through this comfortably and moisture doesn't make it dissolve, move, or wear off if you jog, bike, hike in dry weather.. or if you cry/ your eyes weep from allergies.Note; Not recommended by Derms to wear occlusives, such as this, over Tretinoin, Retinol, Retinal, or Exfoliating Acids.!!!AVOID on problem areas if you have MELASMA!!! This product can insulate some heat, a Melasma trigger. Can also set off ROSACEA as a result. I am not a board certified Dermatologist, nor an MD.Perfect product, very excited

Has a great feel. it's not dry, it's not greasy but more like slick. Still allows for use of your hands without leaving a residue. I think this will be my new favorite cream.

I purchased this product after having read reviews...and it is awesome. Extremely red skin folds (non open wound) in part as a result of ozempic/weight loss, inactivity due to disability and age normally have responded immediately once this thick cream product was applied to the effected regions of my husband.

Works good, however walgreen price is less.

This is a nice lotion that dries into a very thin silicon protective layer. I’ve used other brands and this is every bit as good as the others that I’ve tried, perhaps you’ve been better. I have ridiculously sensitive skin and can’t use many lotions or creams, but I have no problems with this! Chances are good that I’ll be buying it again. It’s a good product!

Love this product! I learned how great it works when my mother’s nurses used it on her legs which were very dry. Now, I use it and notice an improvement on my legs/feet! Great cream!

I used this product on a rash devopled on my neck and the rash went away in 2 days after use. Used it for other then intended per product.

It’s been 2 months since I had my breast reduction. My surgeon told me to use silicone sheets. They’re expensive! The anchor reusable ones don’t fit well. They’re not the right size for your breasts, bc they are cookie cutter cut outs. I find they itch. With silicone tape you to cut the tape and it’s a whole ordeal. You can only use the tape once. It tends to peel off.With both methods, you are only addressing your scars.Medline Silicone Cream is 12.5% silicone/ Dimethocone. The biggest commercial brand PM, which is often recommended for breast reduction scars is only 2% Dimethocone.Medline has over 6 times more Dimethocone than this commercial brand! Medline is $9.99 for 4 ounces. The big commercial brand PM is $14.99 for 1 ounce 😱The other night I couldn’t find my Medline. I have glycerin and checked that it was good for scars. It is! I used it & it’s great. It’s an amazing consistency for massage. I now use glycerin on my my entire breasts first. Massage the scars and then massage a big dollop of Medline on top to seal it. This is the miracle I was looking for. I hope this helps other women with their breast reduction scars.For the price of Medline I can afford to use a bottle a week. Glycerin is dirt cheap. I paid $4 for 4 fluid ounces on Amazon, and you only need a small amount. I apply a dime size amount of glycerin to each breast. I find the glycerin start to gently almost melt the scar.Then I massage it into my entire breasts in a circular motion. Then I go along my scars with my pointer finger or several fingers and massage the scars in a circular motion. Then up and down across the scar to break up the scar tissue. This is a massage technique called cross fiber friction. I’m a professional massage therapist and this is how I was taught how to address scar tissue. This technique is good for any scar on the body. I apply the Medline liberally. I’m still In cotton post recovery front closure bras. They’ll absorb most of the cream. I massage the cream into my entire breasts in a circular motion. I do this twice a day.I believe this is a better solution because you are treating your entire breasts.Best of luck & prayers for those of you having and recovering from breast surgery. I hope this helps.