Kontraktubex long-acting plaster, 12/3 cm No. 21

• Prolonged-release plaster Kontraktubex is an innovative product for the treatment of scars. Treatment with a plaster for at least 3 months prevents the formation of large, rough, uneven, cosmetically significant scars. The patch protects the sensitive area of ??the scar and helps reduce the itching, burning and tightening sensations that usually occur during scar formation.

  The Contractubex patch is a thin, flexible and soft patch that can be used on all body surfaces. For best results, the scar treatment process should be started immediately after wound closure or after removal of stitches. The patch can also be used to smooth, soften, and reduce old scars, including hypertrophic scars and keloids. The plaster Kontraktubex is hypoallergenic. Approved for use in children from 3 years old.

Thoroughly wash and dry the skin where the scar has formed.

Open the package and remove the patch.

Remove the transparent tape from the adhesive part of the patch.

Do not touch the adhesive part of the patch.

Apply the patch to completely cover the scar.

For smaller scars, the patch can be cut with clean scissors. You need to cut the patch first and then remove the transparent film.

For large scars, more than one patch may be used.

The patch must be worn for 6-12 hours, then removed and disposed of. Can be used during the day or at night.

For best results, use the patch daily, once a day for 6-12 hours, for a minimum of 3 months.

Active Release Matrix contains Zepalin and Allantoin

• Do not use on open wounds or wounds until stitches have been removed. Do not use on mucous membranes. Do not apply to fresh burns.

• Do not use if you are allergic to acrylates, zepalin or allantoin.

If skin discomfort or irritation occurs, such as erythema

(redness), contact dermatitis, itching, stop using the patch, rinse the skin with water and see a doctor.

Extended release patch
Description

Name: Kontraktubex

Dosage form: Sustained-release patch

Composition: Active release matrix of components contains Tsepalin and Allantoin.

Indications for use

• Prolonged-release plaster Kontraktubex is an innovative product for the treatment of scars. Treatment with a plaster for at least 3 months prevents the formation of large, rough, uneven, cosmetically significant scars.

  The patch protects the sensitive area of ??the scar and helps reduce the itching, burning and tightening sensations that usually occur during scar formation.

  The Contractubex patch is a thin, flexible and soft patch that can be used on all body surfaces. For best results, the scar treatment process should be started immediately after wound closure or after removal of stitches.

  The patch can also be used to smooth, soften, and reduce old scars, including hypertrophic scars and keloids. The plaster Kontraktubex is hypoallergenic. Approved for use in children from 3 years old.

Pharmacological properties

Prolonged-release plaster Kontraktubex has the following actions:

- regulates the formation of scars, scars;

- helps to smooth scars;

- protects the sensitive surface of the skin in the area of ??the scar.

The two-layer structure of the patch allows the active ingredients to be actively released, regulating the process of scar formation, and create the effect of occlusion and pressure in order to prevent moisture loss and create favorable conditions for the normal process of tissue repair without the growth of excessive scars. In addition, under the patch, a moderate physiological pressure is created on the tissues, as a result of which the connective tissue fibers in the process of formation are arranged in the correct order and in a normal amount, which leads to the development of a normal scar, which does not differ significantly from healthy skin.

1. Effect of occlusion (dressing): soft and airy micro-cushion is specially designed to reduce transepidermal moisture loss by scar tissue in order to create a special moisture-saving environment on the damaged skin area. Additionally, the soft, sponge-based material protects the damaged skin area.

2. Release of ingredients: The active release matrix of the components contains Zepalin and Allantoin, which are gradually released upon application of the patch over several hours.

The two-layer structure of the patch prevents excessive scar tissue formation, making scars smoother, softer and less visible.

Method of administration and dosage

Thoroughly wash and dry the skin where the scar has formed.

Open the package and remove the patch.

Remove the transparent tape from the adhesive part of the patch.

Do not touch the adhesive part of the patch.

Apply the patch to completely cover the scar.

For smaller scars, the patch can be cut with clean scissors. You need to cut the patch first and then remove the transparent film.

For large scars, more than one patch may be used.

The patch must be worn for 6-12 hours, then removed and disposed of. Can be used during the day or at night.

For best results, use the patch daily, once a day for 6-12 hours, for a minimum of 3 months.

Contraindications

• Do not use on open wounds or wounds until stitches have been removed. Do not use on mucous membranes. Do not apply to fresh burns.

• Do not use if you are allergic to acrylates, zepalin or allantoin.

If skin discomfort or irritation occurs, such as erythema

(redness), contact dermatitis, itching, stop using the patch, rinse the skin with water and see a doctor.

special instructions

How can scars appear?

Any damage to the skin leads to the appearance of a wound (including burns, surgery, bites, etc.). After superficial damage to the upper layer of the skin, the epidermis, the skin is completely restored. However, when the deep layer of the skin, the dermis, is damaged, a scar is formed. Connective tissue is formed to close the cut, forming a scar. Unfortunately, in many cases, there is the formation of excess scar tissue due to various factors, incl. excessive loss of moisture in the skin, edema, dysregulation of the formation and distribution of cellular and fiber structures at the site of injury.

Why is it necessary to control the process of scar formation immediately after wound closure and removal of stitches?

2-3 weeks after the skin is damaged, the wound is closed by the formation of new connective tissue, while the process of regeneration of the skin in the deep layers can take months. Timely (early) treatment of fresh scars immediately after wound closure can have a positive effect on the scar formation process and prevent the formation of excess connective tissue that leads to hypertrophic scars or keloids.

Storage conditions

At a temperature not higher than 25 ? C.

Keep out of the reach of children.

If you cut the patch to treat small scars, the remainder of the cut patch must be used within 14 days.

Shelf life

3 years. Do not use after the expiration date.

Release form

21 plaster (12x3 cm)