How to make my scars fade?

ok, I want to know, if anyone know s a way of fadeing scars. I have some that are risen off the skin, there from about 4 years ago, some more recent then others. anyway, I've tried alo vera, vitamin e gel, scar creams,and shea butter. im sort of stumped. I want sumthingto work fast, and im trying to avoid surgery or skin grafting

you can neosporn (dont really know how to spell it)

neosporin will just heal it not get rid of the scar. ^

I had chicken pox last year so I have tons of scars, so I kinda know what your going through. But if alo vera, vitamin e gel, scar creams,and shea butter didn't work, I think you just might go to a doctor.
:/

But my friend just told me that scars are dead skin so getting a special light put on it [I think like tanning light] will burn it off, but really don't know if thats true, I'm going to try it. But thats all I can tell you.

MADECASSOL!!

Hi kara666.
I too am looking to fade scars, me from surgery. I believe that Vitamin E and 'real' Cocoa butter, not the store-bought creams with tons of perfumes and alcohol etc., are the best natural things to use.
But you have to use them all the time and for a long time. But they do work.
I remembered only a few days ago about a product (cream) called 'Madecassol' that a friend had told me to use after I had a car accident a few years ago and had a scar on my forehead.
The scar did not go away completely because the pharmacy I was bying from ran out. But faded tremendously. Did not think of the internet way back then.
I did some research and did find it on the internet.
Try this site: http://www.shop222.com/scarcare.html
You'll find that there are even more products that can help.
I read from a woman who swears by Cica-Care gel sheets.
These products should work, but remember, it takes a long time.
Just be patient. Good luck! Bel

MADECASSOL !!
Hi kara666.
I too am looking to fade scars, me from surgery. I believe that Vitamin E and 'real' Cocoa butter, not the store-bought creams with tons of perfumes and alcohol etc., are the best natural things to use.
But you have to use them all the time and for a long time. But they do work.
I remembered only a few days ago about a product (cream) called 'Madecassol' that a friend had told me to use after I had a car accident a few years ago and had a scar on my forehead.
The scar did not go away completely because the pharmacy I was bying from ran out. But faded tremendously. Did not think of the internet way back then.
I did some research and did find it on the internet.
Try this site: http://www.shop222.com/scarcare.html
You'll find that there are even more products that can help.
I read from a woman who swears by Cica-Care gel sheets.
These products should work, but remember, it takes a long time.
Just be patient. Good luck! Bel