Comfortable under clothes
I waited until my incision had fully closed before starting. The sheets sit so softly under my jeans, no more rubbing on the waistband.
Easy to keep up
I just put one on at night and forget about it. After a couple of months I do think my scar looks calmer than it did.
Felt like a step
Once the incision had closed I wanted something specific for the scar. This felt like the right next step rather than just waiting.
Once your C-section incision has fully closed and healed. Every recovery is different, so if you're at all unsure whether you're ready, it's best to check with your doctor or midwife first. Veliccio isn't designed for fresh wounds or scars that are still healing, it's for fully healed C-section scars only.
Once your scar has fully healed, silicone sheets are typically worn for as much of the day as possible, ideally 12 hours or more, replacing the sheet as needed. We recommend an initial period of around 90 days of consistent use, since your scar can keep changing for months or longer, so staying consistent matters more than any single day of wear.
Make sure the area is clean and dry, then cut the sheet to fit your scar. Press it into place and wear it as part of your day, replacing it as needed. It's simple enough to fit into a routine you'll actually keep up with, not one you give up on after a few days.
Each roll measures 4 cm × 150 cm, so there’s plenty to work with. You simply cut it to the length that suits your scar, so however long or short it is, it’ll fit.
Silicone sheets sit gently over your healed scar, creating a barrier that helps protect it from everyday friction, like rubbing against clothing or waistbands. Over time, this can support a softer, more settled look and feel.
You’re covered by our 60-day money-back guarantee. If it isn’t right for you, contact us at hello@veliccio.com within 60 days of your purchase and you’ll receive a refund in line with our guarantee policy.
This was my main reason for trying these. My scar kept catching on jeans and underwear and it was driving me mad. Once I started wearing Veliccio, the rubbing settled down so much. I waited until my incision had fully closed before I started which I think made a difference.
I'll be honest, I went into this thinking it would be another waste of money so my expectations were low. About 8 weeks in and my scar feels less angry, that's the only way I can describe it.
Going to be honest, the first 2-3 weeks I wasn't sure anything was happening. But by week 5 or 6 I could see the scar looked a bit softer. Glad I stuck with it.
C-section was nearly two years ago. I had convinced myself I'd left it too late. Started Veliccio anyway and have been using it consistently for three months now. The scar is gradually changing and I wish I started earlier, but better late than never.
This has been gentle and reassuring. About ten weeks in. The scar still shows but it looks calmer and feels less raised. I trust the routine and I think that is half the battle with this kind of thing.
A year from now, the scar is still there. You just don't carry it the same way.
You get dressed without the small routine of adjusting and checking. It just stopped, somewhere along the way.
It doesn't catch you off guard anymore, or pull your mind back to that day.
It looks calmer and feels softer than it does today, and it stopped asking for your attention.
You kept going with something small, just for you, when almost nothing else was.
Scar care takes time, so we want you to feel comfortable trying Veliccio without rushing the decision. If it does not feel like the right routine for you within 60 days, simply get in touch and we will arrange a refund.
