TensionLock Tension-Relief Silicone Scar Patches
Raised scar that never quits itching? Calm it, soften it, and take the pull off it, day and night.
- Thought it was just a pimple? Raised scars grow where skin pulls. TensionLock takes the pull off
- Medical-grade silicone gel soothes itch and helps flatten and soften the look of raised scars
- No needles, no creams, no appointments. Wear it 12 to 24 h a day under your clothes
- Free shippingon your 1st order
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How does TensionLock work?
Raised scars tend to get bigger where the skin is constantly pulled: chest, shoulders, back, a C-section line. That tension keeps pushing the skin to build extra collagen. TensionLock works on two things at once: the medical-grade silicone gel hydrates and covers the scar to soothe itch and help flatten and soften its appearance, and the pre-tensioned elastic backing takes the pull off the scar, something regular silicone sheets and creams don't do.
How do I use it?
Clean and dry the skin, peel off the liner and press the patch over the scar so it overlaps the edges a little. Wear it 12 to 24 hours a day, under your clothes, day and night. Take it off to shower, rinse the gel side with mild soap and water, let it air-dry and stick it back on.
Will it make my keloid disappear?
We won't promise that, and you should be wary of anyone who does. In studies, silicone and tension relief worked best on newer raised scars. On an older keloid, think of TensionLock as daily care that soothes itch and helps soften and flatten its look over months, including between appointments with your dermatologist.
How quickly will I notice a difference?
Itch usually calms first, within a few weeks. Changes in how the scar looks and feels take longer: plan on 2 to 6 months of daily wear. That's why every order comes with our 60-day money-back guarantee.
Does it stay on? My silicone sheets kept peeling off.
The thin elastic backing moves with your skin, so it stays put on the chest, shoulders and belly, and it's discreet under a T-shirt or leggings. It peels off without pain and can be reused until it stops sticking.
Everything your scar needs. Nothing it doesn't.
Medical-Grade Silicone Gel
Takes the Pull Off Your Scar
No Needles, No Creams
Washable & Reusable
Wear 12–24 h a Day
60-Day Money-Back Guarantee
Sound familiar? You're not the only one.
It never quits itching
It itches, it's sore, and some days it feels inflamed all the time. Scratching only makes it angrier.
- ✓Silicone gel helps soothe itch
- ✓Covers and protects the scar day and night
- ✓No creams to reapply
You'd never take your shirt off
Beach, pool, summer, the gym: you plan your outfits around one scar. It limits your choices when it comes to clothes.
- ✓Thin and discreet under clothes
- ✓Helps flatten and soften the look over time
- ✓Works on chest, shoulders, back and belly
It came back with a vengeance
Injections, removal, cryo: it got better for a while, then it grew back. You've spent a small fortune and you're tired of starting over.
- ✓Daily care between appointments
- ✓Takes the tension off the scar
- ✓Much less than one more procedure
Your C-section scar is thick and red
You can feel it through your leggings, it itches, and you're scared it's only getting bigger.
- ✓Made for a 15 cm C-section line
- ✓Soothes itch and helps soften the look
- ✓Comfortable to wear while you take care of baby
Raised scars grow where your skin pulls.
It's not that you heal badly. It's where the scar is: chest, shoulders and belly are pulled every time you move and breathe.
Every stretch tugs on the scar, and that tension keeps telling your skin to build more collagen. That's why so many raised scars start as a small bump and grow out of control. Silicone sheets and creams calm the surface, but nothing takes the pull off. TensionLock does both in one patch.
1. Silicone gel calms the surface
Medical-grade silicone hydrates and covers the scar, the non-invasive option dermatologists suggest first, to soothe itch and help flatten and soften its appearance.
2. Pre-tensioned backing takes the pull off
The elastic backing is stretched before you apply it, so once it's on, it gently holds the skin around the scar and relieves the tension that drives raised scars.
No needles. No prescription. No creams.
Two layers. One simple habit.
No 'stem cells', no miracle serum. Just what scar research actually supports.
Medical-grade silicone gel
A soft gel layer that hydrates and covers the scar to soothe itch and help flatten, soften and fade its appearance.
In a review of 20 trials (Cochrane, 2013), silicone gel sheeting improved the thickness and color of existing raised scars, though study quality was limited.
Pre-tensioned elastic backing
A thin, breathable backing stretched before application, so it takes the pull off the scar once it's on.
In a randomized trial on incisions crossing tension lines, 41% of untaped scars became raised at 12 weeks vs 0% with tape that held the skin still.
Gentle skin adhesive
Holds through day and night, then peels off without pulling your skin. Rinse and reuse.
Three shapes
Long strips for the chest, shoulders and a 15 cm C-section line, and 3 cm rounds for small scars and piercing bumps.
Study results refer to research on silicone gel sheeting and tension-relief dressings, not to the TensionLock product.
Most products calm the surface. TensionLock also takes the pull off.
If you've tried creams, silicone sheets and injections and your scar keeps coming back, here's the piece that was missing.
| Silicone sheets | Scar creams | Steroid shots | TensionLock | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silicone gel on the scar | ✓ | Some | ✕ | ✓ |
| Takes tension off the scar | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| No needles, no appointment | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Stays on day and night | Often peels | ✕ | N/A | ✓ |
| Washable and reusable | Some | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Money-back guarantee | Varies | Varies | ✕ | 60 days |
Steroid injections are a medical treatment. TensionLock is daily scar care and can be used between appointments.
Slow, steady, real
Scars change over months, not days. Here's an honest timeline with daily wear.
Cover it, take the pull off
Stick on your first patch. It's discreet under your clothes and you can wear it tonight.
Less itch
Itch is usually the first thing to calm down with silicone.
Softer, flatter look
Keep wearing it 12 to 24 h a day. The scar can look and feel softer and flatter over time.
Individual results vary. Newer scars usually respond better than older ones.
Made for adults living with a raised scar
Your chest or shoulder scar started as a pimple
Now you hide it all summer and you've already tried the creams.
You've had it for years
Shots, laser or removal helped for a while, then it came back. You want daily care between appointments.
Your C-section scar is thick and itchy
Once it's fully healed, you want to keep it from getting worse.
A piercing bump or a surgery scar
Rounds fit small scars, strips fit long incision lines.
Use only on fully closed, healed skin. Not for open wounds or stitches.
Wear it for 60 days, risk-free
Wear TensionLock every day for 60 days. If you're not completely happy, email us and we'll refund every penny. No questions asked.
Get TensionLockFrequently Asked Questions
How long does one box last?
One box is a 1-month supply with strips and rounds. Each patch is washable and reusable for several days, until it stops sticking well.
Can I use it on an old keloid?
Yes, as daily care to soothe itch and help soften and flatten its look. Results on older scars are slower and more modest than on newer ones, so be patient and wear it every day.
Can I use it right after surgery or a C-section?
Only once the incision is fully closed and healed, with no scabs or stitches left. Never apply it on an open wound.
Can I use it between my injections or after removal?
Many people use silicone as daily care between appointments. Apply it only on closed, healed skin, and follow any instructions from your dermatologist.
Who should not use it?
Don't use it on open wounds, stitches, infected, broken or irritated skin, or if you're allergic to silicone or skin adhesives. Remove it if you notice redness, a rash or blistering.
Can I see it under my clothes?
It's thin, skin-toned and flexible, so it's discreet under a T-shirt, a bra strap or leggings.
Which pack should I choose?
Scars soften over 2 to 6 months of daily wear, so most people choose Buy 2, Get 1 FREE: 3 boxes for the price of 2, enough to cover the full routine without running out. Want to stock up? Buy 3, Get 2 FREE is our best price per box. Every order ships free and comes with our 60-day money-back guarantee.
What is your return policy?
Try TensionLock for 60 days. If you're not completely satisfied, contact us and we'll give you a full refund.
TensionLock is a cosmetic silicone scar care patch. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease and does not replace care from your doctor or dermatologist. Study results mentioned on this page refer to research on silicone gel sheeting and tension-relief dressings, not to the TensionLock product. For external use only. Apply only on fully closed, healed skin. Do not use on open wounds, stitches, broken, infected or irritated skin. Stop use and remove the patch if redness, rash, blistering or irritation develops. Keep out of reach of children. Individual results vary.
