The Hartmann USA Proximel Silicone Foam Dressing provides advanced wound care technology designed to cater to a variety of wound types with different exudate levels. Perfect for sensitive skin applications, these dressings ensure exceptional comfort and protection.

Available in different dimensions and shapes tailored to fit specific anatomical areas such as heels and the sacrum, Proximel dressings incorporate gentle silicone adhesion that minimizes pain during dressing removal. Their highly absorbent foam layer maintains an optimal moisture balance which promotes swift healing. Furthermore, by serving as a barrier to bacterial infiltration, it fosters a secure healing environment.

These dressings can accommodate daily life needs enabling patients to maintain their routine while supportively promoting the wound healing process. Their user-friendly design and reliable performance make them a trusted choice for both medical professionals and personal care.

Key Features:

• Soft and highly absorbent, the Proximel Silicone Foam Dressing offers superior cushioning, thus ensuring patient comfort and minimizing pain upon removal.
• The dressing can be left in place for several days depending on wound condition, allowing the wearer to go about daily activities with minimal disruption.

Uses:

• The Hartmann USA Proximel Silicone Foam Dressing is primarily used for managing exudate from various wound types including pressure ulcers, venous leg ulcers, and diabetic foot ulcers. Its design is intended for application in broad areas like heels and the sacrum.
• It is suitable for moderate to highly exuding wounds and provides a moist healing environment to promote faster wound recovery. The dressing can also be used for post-operative wounds and skin tears, protecting the wound from bacterial infiltration.

FAQs:

1. Can these dressings be used on sensitive skin?
Yes, the silicone construction ensures gentle adhesion, making it suitable for sensitive skin.

2. How often should the dressing be changed?
The dressing should be changed depending on the exudate level, typically every few days.