DAY 1-2

Evolvion® GF² Bioactive Repair Gel begins by targeting the dry, hard and tight surface of healed scar tissue. Scar formation is closely linked to abnormal fibroblast activity, excessive collagen deposition and disorganized extracellular-matrix remodeling, which can leave scars raised, firm, rough and visibly different from surrounding skin. Low-Molecular-Weight Hyaluronic Acid helps restore surface hydration, soften rigid-feeling scar tissue, support surface recovery, and reduce the tight, swollen appearance that can make scars look more prominent. As hydration improves, the scar surface may begin to look calmer, less puffy, and more even in tone, while visible red scars and darkened scars may begin to appear lighter. This early-stage improvement helps create a softer, smoother surface environment for the next phase of scar correction.

DAY 3-4

The EGF + FGF Growth Factor Complex, Multi-Peptides and Recombinant Humanized Collagen support the skin-repair environment by promoting cellular renewal, supporting epidermal regeneration, and encouraging fibroblast activity involved in tissue remodeling. As these biological processes become more active, rough, raised and uneven scar tissue can gradually appear softer, smoother, more flexible and flatter. Growth factors such as EGF and FGF are well studied in skin-repair biology, where they play important roles in cellular signaling, keratinocyte activity, fibroblast function and wound-healing processes that support tissue renewal and a more refined skin surface.

DAY 5-7

Stubborn scars begin to fade; raised areas flatten, rough textures smooth out, and the contrast between the scar and surrounding skin diminishes. This multi-active treatment goes beyond mere surface coverage, simultaneously addressing key visible characteristics of scar tissue—hydration, firmness, texture, redness, and pigmentation—with some scars appearing nearly fully faded and visually blended into the surrounding skin in as little as 7 days.

Say goodbye to endless
ineffective treatments and
harsh chemical formulas!

Ordinary scar treatments may feel harsh, irritating, overly aggressive, or loaded with ingredients you don’t want on your skin, Evolvion® GF² Bioactive Repair Gel offers a gentler, more targeted alternative for fully healed scars. Its lightweight, fast-absorbing formula combines EGF + FGF Growth Factors, Multi-Peptides, Recombinant Humanized Collagen, and Low-Molecular-Weight Hyaluronic Acid to help improve the look of raised, rough, firm, red, and uneven scars without a complicated treatment routine. Designed for precise application and comfortable daily use, it helps scars appear smoother, softer, flatter, and less noticeable while giving you a cleaner, simpler option than harsh or invasive scar treatments.

01｜Low Molecular Weight Hyaluronic Acid

Helps to attract and retain moisture on the skin’s surface, resulting in a softer, more supple, and comfortable feel around the scar area. Maintaining a properly hydrated scar environment can promote flexibility and improve comfort. Hyaluronic acid derivatives have also been studied in burn wounds, surgical wounds, and chronic wounds.

02 | Multi-Peptide Complex

Peptides help condition the scar area and support a smoother, softer and more refined-looking surface Peptides help to condition the scar area and promote a smoother, softer, and more refined appearance.Bioactive peptides are increasingly being studied for their roles in skin and wound repair, although the results are highly dependent on the specific peptide and formulation.

03 | Recombinant Humanized Collagen

Recombinant human collagen is being investigated for its use in wound repair, biomaterials, and scar-related applications. Clinical literature supports its potential in broader tissue repair systems.

04｜EGF

EGF is a signaling growth factor that has been widely studied in the field of skin repair and epithelial tissue regeneration. It is involved in keratinocyte migration, epithelialization, fibroblast function, and granulation-tissue formation, all of which are important biological processes during wound repair.

05 | FGF

FGF plays a role in fibroblast activity and extracellular matrix processes, which are studied in the field of wound-healing biology. Members of the FGF family participate in cell proliferation, survival, migration, angiogenesis, extracellular-matrix regulation, and tissue remodeling, helping coordinate the repair response after tissue injury. Research also shows that FGF signaling can influence fibroblast-to-myofibroblast differentiation and extracellular-matrix protein expression, processes closely related to fibrosis and scar formation.

1.Cleanse & Prepare: Wash the scar area thoroughly and pat the skin completely dry, making sure it is free from dirt, oil, lotion, or makeup so the formula can make direct contact with the skin.

2. Targeted Application: Remove the cap and place the precision applicator close to the scar, then dispense a small, pea-sized amount of gel directly onto the affected area.

3. Apply & Massage: Spread the gel evenly into a thin layer and gently massage or pat it into the skin until fully absorbed; do not rinse or wipe it away after application.

4. Consistent Daily Care: Apply every morning and night for best results, allowing the gel to dry completely before covering the area with clothing or applying other skincare products; use only on fully closed, healed skin and avoid open wounds.