Description
Stratamed can be used immediately after general and cosmetic surgery, dermatological interventions (laser treatments etc.), trauma, burns, chronic wounds etc.
- Full contact flexible wound dressing
- Faster wound healing and reduced inflammatory response
- Improves the visible outcome of the procedure
- Protects compromised skin from microbial and bacterial invasion
Allows prevention of abnormal scarring to begin earlier than ever before, which significantly reduces the likelihood and severity of abnormal scarring
Description
Stratamed can be used immediately after general and cosmetic surgery, dermatological interventions (laser treatments etc.), trauma, burns, chronic wounds etc.
- Full contact flexible wound dressing
- Faster wound healing and reduced inflammatory response
- Improves the visible outcome of the procedure
- Protects compromised skin from microbial and bacterial invasion
Allows prevention of abnormal scarring to begin earlier than ever before, which significantly reduces the likelihood and severity of abnormal scarring
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How soon after surgery can Stratamed be used?
Stratamed can be used immediately after general and cosmetic surgery, dermatological interventions, trauma, burns, and chronic wounds.
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What are the benefits of using Stratamed?
Some benefits of using Stratamed include faster wound healing, reduced inflammatory response, improved visible outcome of the procedure, and protection of compromised skin from microbial and bacterial invasion.
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What makes Stratamed a flexible wound dressing?
Stratamed is a full contact flexible wound dressing that allows for better coverage and protection over various wound types.
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How does Stratamed help in preventing abnormal scarring?
By allowing the prevention of abnormal scarring to begin earlier than usual, Stratamed significantly reduces the likelihood and severity of abnormal scarring.
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Can Stratamed be used for chronic wounds?
Yes, Stratamed can be used for chronic wounds along with general and cosmetic surgery, dermatological interventions like laser treatments, trauma, and burns.