Bepanthen® - Bepanthen® - Learn about minor wounds

We understand that our skin is incredibly special. It forms a protective barrier against harm and has a remarkable ability to heal itself. But when the skin is broken, it can be vulnerable to infection, and may need a helping hand from antiseptic products like Bepantiseptic First Aid Cream.

Different types of wounds

How to treat a wound depends on the type of wound. With all types, the faster they’re treated, the lower the risk of infection.

Grazes: common in children, they can be painful but usually leave no scar. Grazes are often dirty, so there is a higher risk of infection. Minor grazes can usually be treated at home.
Cuts: tend to bleed a lot because of damage to blood vessels. Minor cuts can usually be treated at home.
Bites: animal bites should always be medically examined due to the high risk of infection.
Blisters: caused by excessive friction on the skin. Fluid collects and leaks from the injured tissue. Minor blisters can usually be treated at home.
Pressure ulcers: also known as pressure sores or bedsores are caused by an area of skin placed under pressure therefore disrupting the flow of blood through the skin.

Bepantiseptic First Aid Cream help treat and heal minor wounds

When you first obtain a minor wound, using a disinfectant can help clean the wound and prevent infection, as well as starting to promote healing. Bepantiseptic First Aid Cream contains both disinfectant and a healing ingredient.

Click here to learn more about how to heal cuts and minor wounds.

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