Mosquito bite scars

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Frannie B.

Sep 15, 2014

Frannie B.

Does anyone know of any good creams that help get rid of mosquito bite scars or just scars, in general? All feedback is appreciated (:

Nadine A.

Sep 15, 2014

Nadine A.

This is definitely an useful thread! I am covered in them due to my allergy to mosquito bites.

Tiffany P.

Sep 15, 2014

Tiffany P.

Maderma works really well. It's a bit expensive but worth it. My mom got 3rd degree burns which of course scared and you can't even tell anymore because she used it. I've also used it on other types of scars but not mosquito ones. I'm sure it would work though. I'm allergic to the bites too mine swell and then get small but you can see them. I just use cortizone cream and it goes away within a few weeks. Lol. Btw I probably spelt maderma wrong. Lolc.

Cass F.

Sep 15, 2014

Cass F.

I'm allergic to them as well. Terrible little critters!

Tiffany P.

Sep 15, 2014

Tiffany P.

She got one 2nd degree and another 3rd degree. I'm positive. Lol. She went to the doctor and everything and they first gave her something but the scar was still extreamly visable so she used maderma.

Tiffany P.

Sep 15, 2014

Tiffany P.

Hers was on her thighs but everyone's skin is different too. Tattoos are a wonderful cover up too! I know a few people who have covered their scars with them and you can't even see it.

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