Description
Scarless Silicone Gel is a topical scar-care product formulated to help flatten, soften and reduce the appearance of both old and new scars (including hypertrophic and keloid scars) by forming a thin silicone film on the skin, and incorporating additional agents such as vitamin C and squalane.

 Prescription
Typically over-the-counter (OTC), not prescription-only. It is a topical cosmetic/dermal product rather than a prescription medication.

 Therapeutic Category
Topical scar management / dermatologic skin-cosmetic product for scar improvement and prevention.

Active Ingredients / Composition
According to product descriptions:

• Silicone oils / medical-grade silicone (≈ 97% silicone gel in some descriptions)
  Vitamin C derivative (Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate, THDA) for scar pigment/appearance improvement.
  Squalane (emollient derived from olive oil) for moisturizer/skin-softening effect. 
• Additional skin-conditioning ingredients may be present (depending on variant).

Vitamins
Yes — includes a vitamin C derivative (THDA) in the formulation as an aesthetic/skin-care agent.

Minerals
None explicitly listed.

Variant
Topical gel form. Pack size examples: 15 g tube (various markets). 

Consume Type
External topical use only – apply to skin over the scar area; not for ingestion. Applies to healed/closed skin.

Directions / Usage

• Use on a closed/fully healed wound (no open wound or active bleeding/infection) per product guidance. 
• Clean and dry the scar area, apply a thin layer of gel and gently spread until it forms a clear, breathable film. 
• Apply typically once or twice daily (morning and/or night) on the entire scar surface; continue regularly for best effect.
• Use for at least 8–12 weeks for new scars; older scars may require 3–6 months of consistent use. 
• Avoid applying to broken or unhealed wounds without healthcare advice.

Common Side Effects
Generally well tolerated according to descriptions. 

• Some possible minor effects: temporary skin irritation, mild redness or itching at application site. (Typical for topical gels though not explicitly detailed in listings)
• If allergic reaction occurs (rash, swelling), discontinue and seek advice.

Package Type
Tube of topical gel (for example 15 g) in a box, as seen in several market listings.

Storage Advice

• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat.
• Keep tube tightly closed when not in use.
• Avoid contact with eyes, mucous membranes, and keep out of reach of children.

Safety Advice

• For external use only; do not ingest.
• Do not apply to open wounds, broken skin, or infected areas without medical advice.
• If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, consider consulting a healthcare professional before use — although topical scar gels are generally low risk, specific brand safety may vary.
• Protect treated area from sun exposure (scars are more prone to discoloration) — use sunblock or clothing cover.

• If your scar worsens, becomes inflamed, or shows signs of infection, seek medical attention rather than relying solely on topical gel.

Product Substitutes

• Other silicone-based scar gel products: e.g., Silicone gel sheets or gels (medical-grade) from various brands.
• Alternatives for scar management: silicone sheets, pressure therapy, steroid injections, laser therapy (under clinician supervision) for more severe hypertrophic/keloid scars.

Manufacturer / Marketer
The listings do not clearly specify a single manufacturer for all markets of “Scarless Silicone Gel”. One listing says it is a product sold in Ghana via “BeyBee Pharmacy” with feature “Advanced Unique Formula of Silicone Oils, Squalane, and Vitamin C”.
Another listing (Kuwait) describes the triple-benefit formula.
You should check the tube/box for manufacturer, batch number, and distributor details for your region.