Advanced wound dressings
The right dressing keeps the wound protected, controls drainage and keeps healing moving.
How we help
Modern dressings do much more than cover a wound. Depending on the wound, we use foam, alginate, hydrofiber, hydrocolloid, hydrogel, silver and other antimicrobial dressings, and collagen products.
The goal is the right moisture balance: not too wet, not too dry. We choose the dressing for the wound type, the amount of drainage and the skin around it, set a change schedule, and teach family members or caregivers what to do between visits.
Who it helps
- Wounds with heavy or changing drainage
- Fragile skin around the wound
- Wounds at risk of infection
- Patients and caregivers who need a simple routine
Your visit, step by step
Wound check
Drainage, tissue and surrounding skin are assessed.
Dressing choice
The clinician selects the dressing that fits the wound today.
Application
The wound is cleaned and the dressing applied.
Instructions
Caregivers learn when and how to change it, and what to watch for.
Common questions
How often are dressings changed?
From daily to a few times a week, depending on the dressing and the drainage. We give a clear schedule.
Can family members change the dressing?
Often yes. We show caregivers how, step by step, when it is safe to do so.
Why did the dressing type change?
Wounds change as they heal. We adjust the dressing as drainage and tissue change.