Biseptine Cica Gel 50 g, available at our organic pharmacy, helps promote healing of damaged skin. Share your feedback on usage instructions and dosage with our partner, "Verified Reviews," after your purchase.
A medical device designed to accelerate wound healing and also form a barrier to protect damaged skin.
The healing of an acute wound, whether caused by trauma or surgery, occurs through the wound-healing process. After a skin injury, the healing process initiates tissue repair and regeneration. This is a natural, dynamic process that goes through different phases. For an effective alternative solution, discover our range of skincare products, such as the special cream for anal fissures available at pharmacies. The proper progression of each phase of the healing process is essential to ensure the formation of a high-quality scar that does not interfere with the function or aesthetic appearance of the affected area.
Normal wound healing occurs in two main stages:
Biseptine Cica is a healing hydrogel for superficial wounds. Its 4-in-1 formula promotes healing, relieves pain, protects the skin, and minimizes scar formation.
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• Clean and disinfect the wound.
• If necessary, dry it thoroughly with a sterile compress.
• Apply a thin layer of Biseptine Cica® to the wound without touching it with the tube. Do not rub the gel in completely. Reapply as needed.
• If necessary, apply a bandage or dressing. Use a new bandage or dressing each time.
• Clean the area to be treated.
• Apply a thin layer of biseptineCica® to the affected area without touching it with the tube. Do not rub the gel in completely. Reapply as needed.
• If necessary, apply a bandage or dressing. Use a new bandage or dressing each time.
• Rinse the wound under cold water as quickly as possible, as the beneficial effect diminishes after 30 minutes. To avoid excessive cooling, do not use water that is too cold.
• Apply a thin layer of BiseptineCica® to the affected area, taking care not to touch the skin with the tube. Do not allow the gel to be fully absorbed. Reapply as needed.
• If necessary, apply a bandage or dressing.
• Use a new bandage or dressing each time.
Share your feedback on the practical usage tips for Biseptine Cica Gel 50 g with our partner “Verified Reviews” after your purchase.
Precautions for Use
Ingredients
Colloidal acid carbomer, carnosine, water, sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate.
Packaging
Biseptine Cica is available in a 50-g tube at the best price in our online pharmacy.
To ensure proper healing, it is important to thoroughly clean the wound. If the injury is superficial (a scrape or abrasion) or shallow (it’s “bleeding” at the junction of the epidermis), disinfect it with an antiseptic before applying an antibacterial cream. You may want to apply a bandage, especially to blisters or if you have poor blood circulation. And above all, avoid the sun. To prevent a brown spot caused by inflammation, do not expose the injured area between 10:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., and protect it with sunscreen as soon as you go outside.
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