Amazing whether it is used for a specific case, e.g. irritation after dermatological treatments, or as part of a simple hydration routine.

For my case, simply... amazing!!! I developed irritation from retinol, redness, and even got rosacea. I was shocked! The Cicaplast from La Roche Posay did nothing for me. I went to a dermatologist who gave me Toleriane, but I wasn't satisfied. I went to another dermatologist and she gave me this one from Aderma, which is both restorative and moisturizing. And finally, I saw results from the very first uses. My skin calmed down, I feel it hydrated, and the redness disappeared. Of course, unfortunately, rosacea never goes away, but with this cream it is in remission and not visible. I haven't been using it for long, only 2 weeks, but over time I believe it will work even better. If you want to repair your skin barrier, this is the perfect cream!

I used it after a sternotomy to speed up healing and reduce the redness of the scar as well as the mark it left. This particular one did not help with any of the above except that it moisturized the scar and kept it soft. For other smaller wounds, it is more effective and efficient. If it is intended for large marks/scars, don't even buy it, try something else.

Very good cream. I used it for healing an incision after surgery. It does a very good job.

I liked it. It makes the skin smooth and radiant.. it refreshed me a lot. It reduced imperfections. I will buy it again.

I have had the procedure and I applied it twice a day, the mark is hardly visible at all. I would buy it again.

My dermatologist recommended it to me after removing a mole. We had made 5 stitches because any movement I made would stretch the skin and there was a risk of opening. She told me to apply it every day for a year so it wouldn't leave a mark. After a year of use, it did nothing and the scar was still red. Its price is low but if you want to see better results, it's better to get something more expensive that will actually do what it promises.

Personally, it did absolutely nothing for my red acne marks, nor for a burn that I have and applied it to. Waste of money

As soon as I put it on my face, I turned red like a tomato, literally like a tomato, and it burned terribly! Disgusting cream with disgusting results! I don't care if someone thinks that I happened to have an allergy to a specific ingredient in it, which obviously happened, I want the world to understand that it is a disgusting cream!

In severe cases, it does not eliminate the problem, but it helps a lot. I imagine that in simpler cases it will do an excellent job!

Moisturizing it may be, but definitely not corrective!!!! After using it for over a year, I saw a difference, but not elimination, in the mark under my right eye. Due to its reasonable price, I might buy it again, but only for hydration. Generally, don't expect miracles from creams, if you want effective results, go for active solutions (laser, fractional, etc.).

I bought it after my dermatologist recommended it to heal the area where I had stitches (for the removal of a sebaceous cyst). As soon as I started applying it, after 2-3 days, the area became swollen and I had to take antibiotics. Then my doctor told me not to use it again and to continue with fucidin. I wonder why a cosmetic product is promoted as medicinal. I also used it on my face (after exfoliation) and it caused acne. In short, it is the worst cream I have ever bought. For regeneration, I highly recommend Avene's cicalfate, which eliminated the scar from my stitches and worked wonders on my face!

Very good hydration, easily absorbed. My skin is dehydrated and it helped me a lot. Because I have tried several and much more expensive ones, I would say that it is very good for its cost.

Quite good for the cost, others are not like the snail I bought from the TV on offer for about the same money

I apply it for 3-4 days after skin exfoliation. It is moisturizing and helps in the healing of the skin. It has a strange smell but you only notice it during application.