Stratamed Advanced Wound Dressing (50g) is a flexible, film-forming self-drying gel. This gel forms a full contact wound dressing to speed up the healing process, providing an optimal healing environment and helps minimise abnormal scaring.
Stratamed is the first film-forming silicone wound dressing for use on open wounds and compromised skin. Stratamed is a semi-occlusive, self-drying and transparent gel.
How does it work ?
Stratamed dries to form a protective layer that is gas permeable and water resistant which hydrates and protects compromised skin areas and open wounds from chemical and microbial invasion.
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
- Protects compromised skin from microbial and bacterial invasion
- Improves the visible outcome of the procedure
Ingredients:
Polysiloxanes, Siloxane Resin
How much Stratamed do I need?
Stratamed gel is a unique formulation that requires substantially less product per application than typical moisturizing creams or barrier ointments.
Stratamed is recommended for immediate treatment post procedure and should be continued until the skin has fully recovered.
Choose the correct tube size for your treatment from the table below:
5 g (0.17 oz) |
Enough to treat a 2–4 cm (1–2 inch) linear incision twice per day for over 90 days. |
10 g (0.35 oz) |
Enough to treat a 5–8 cm (2–3 inch) linear incision twice per day for over 90 days. |
20 g (0.7 oz) |
Enough to treat a 10–12 cm (4–5 inch) linear incision twice per day for over 90 days or an area of 6 × 12 cm (2.5 × 5 inch) twice per day for over 60 days. |
50 g (1.75 oz) |
Enough to treat an area of 12 × 15 cm (5 × 6 inch) twice per day for over 60 days. |
Common Uses
Stratamed was developed for use on all types of superficial wounds, burns, skin tears and abrasions including those resulting from:
• General and cosmetic surgery
• Trauma
• 1st and 2nd degree burns
• Bites
• Grazes
• Laser therapy, including tattoo removal
• Chemical peels
• Dermal abrasion
• Cryotherapy
• Acne and other diseases of the skin