I have a terrible red raised scar on my hand, and this worked wonders! I waited until my scar was a little old before using it, and I still had great results!

I had facial laser surgery 2 years ago and it did not completely remove all scars and pits (not willing to do a 2nd treatment due to cost), but using Mederma (2 - 3 times per day AND leaving it on for half hour each time) is causing old scars to fade and some pits to fill in. It just takes time.

The cost for this product is too much for something that doesnt work. If you have new scars and you use this you may think it works, but scars heal with time. I tried it on a scar I have on my face. It made bumps on my skin, and the scar became itchy and red. I cannot use it and go out with it. Also, the film left when it dries makes your skin easy to rub off and dry out.

I used this product for a surgical keyloid scar that I have. Not only did my scar not improve, but my skin became itchy and irritated. I have an olive complextion and the skin around my scar where the Mederma had touched turned white. Now I have a red scar with a white circle around it. I do NOT recommend this product.

I have used this product for a couple of different scars, most recently on an injury on my face that required eight stitches. While it does not make the scar disappear, there is definite improvement in the color and texture. It is hard to say how much would have improved on its own, but when I used it on an old scar it improved that one as well.

I am into using my 3rd tubes but I didn't see any result. I used it on my old acne scars and hoping it would show some improvement but it was disappointing. I also used it on my stretch marks after delivering a baby and thinking this might work on new scars and again I was disappointed. It has been 10 months now, I still see stretch marks. Pricey for some product that don't deliver what they preach.

I had multiple scars following a severe motor vehicle accident. I was initially prescribed Mederma by a physician that, apparently, wasn't aware of more effective methods. Mederma did nothing. I happened to be aware of another product that I had used a few years prior when I had a mole removed by a plastic surgeon. I would highly recommend a prescription for Cica-Care Silicone dressing. It's a gel "sheet" that you place on the scar. Still not cheap, but the silicone sheet is reusable and FAR more effective, especially for hypertophic and keloid scars. I found that Mederma was a high expense with absolutely minimal benefit. "Editor's note: doctor's recommendation is based on customer's personal experience and has not been independently verified by drugstore.com"

I have multiple stretch marks from my pregnancy. I started using Mederma about a month and a half ago. My Stretch marks have faded, but you can still see some fine lines (white) I will have to buy another tube or two in order to fade them the rest of the way. (Hopefully they will disappear) But I wish that the tube were bigger. That is a lot of money for such a small tube!!

It doesn't really work. Aloe Vera works SOOO much better, and it's cheaper. It smells great, though. Like insect repellent, and I love that smell. Clean and fresh.