Elastoplast Healing Ointment 20 g
Promotes healing of minor superficial wounds such as cuts, scrapes, abrasions, first degree burns and mild second degree burns.
Description of Elastoplast Healing Ointment 20 g
Elastoplast Healing Ointment 20 g is an ointment specially formulated for wounds and damaged skin .
As soon as it is applied, this healing ointment helps to form a protective film that lets your skin breathe and prevents the skin from drying out. It creates an optimal moist environment that activates the natural process of skin healing.
Thus, it facilitates the healing of superficial wounds, cuts, scrapes, abrasions, burns of 1st degree and mild burns of 2nd degree.
Suitable for babies and skin that is damaged, irritated, sensitive or dry.
Formulated without odor, color, preservative or animal substance.
Advice for use and dosage
- Stop bleeding.
- Clean and dry the wound or the skin area gently.
- Gently apply the healing ointment in a thin layer once or twice a day. Ensure that the tube does not come into contact with the wound.
- Repeat the application diligently until complete healing.
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Composition
White Petrolatum, Paraffin Oil, Ceresin, Glycerol, Panthenol, Glyceryl Stearate
Precaution of use
Do not use :
- On the mucous membranes, in the eyes or near the eyes.
- Continuous for more than 30 days.
- In combination with other local care on the same area, such as creams.
- In combination with anionic surfactants, soaps, oils, gels, etc.
- In case of known allergy to any of the components.
Presentation of Elastoplast Healing Cleanser 20 g
Elastoplast is a 20 g tube.
Our advice and expert advice in pharmacy
After skin injury, healing will initiate a process of tissue repair and regeneration. It is a natural dynamic process that goes through different phases. The smooth running of each is essential to ensure the formation of a scar quality, not impeding the function or the aesthetic appearance of the injured site.
Normal healing takes place in two main stages:
- The formation of the primary scar
- The maturation of the scar