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Scar Gel Product Family Clinical Investigation
Sponsor: Hanson Medical, Inc.
Summary
The purpose of this PMCF investigation is to determine whether there are differences between the two formulations (Dermatix and Dermatix Ultra) in improving keloid and hypertrophic scars clinical symptoms and in the overall scar perception (including scar appearance and treatment perception). This PMCF investigation has been designed to address the conclusions of the latest CER \[PDPROJ-4-CE-R\] and the objectives. It has been chosen as an appropriate activity as it enables the collection of device-specific data on both device formulations and on the entire intended population. Moreover, the design of the PMCF investigation (single-center, parallel, open-label, two-arm, randomized controlled study) enables the direct comparison of the clinical performance/benefit between the two formulations.
Official title: PMCF Investigation to Compare the Clinical Performance/Benefit of Dermatix With Dermatix Ultra
Key Details
Gender
All
Age Range
3 Years - Any
Study Type
OBSERVATIONAL
Enrollment
150
Start Date
2026-07
Completion Date
2026-12
Last Updated
2026-07-06
Healthy Volunteers
No
Conditions
Interventions
Dermatix
Patients will be supplied with two 15g tubes of Dermatix at Visit 1 - Baseline Visit with the clinician, which will be sufficient to last the duration of the study (6-months) when applied as instructed (i.e. twice daily). If for any reason the patient runs out of the investigational product, a contingency supply will be in place and patients will be supplied with an additional tube. Patients will also be provided with the IFU of the supplied device and the clinician will provide instructions as to the application, frequency, and duration of use of the device (i.e. applied topically to the scar, twice daily for 6 months/until final study visit).
Dermatix Ultra
Patients will be supplied with two 15g tubes of Dermatix Ultra at Visit 1 - Baseline Visit with the clinician, which will be sufficient to last the duration of the study (6-months) when applied as instructed (i.e. twice daily). If for any reason the patient runs out of the investigational product, a contingency supply will be in place and patients will be supplied with an additional tube. Patients will also be provided with the IFU of the supplied device and the clinician will provide instructions as to the application, frequency, and duration of use of the device (i.e. applied topically to the scar, twice daily for 6 months/until final study visit).