Medicine Description contractubex-patchs
Contractubex Patch is designed for intensive scar care; these patches offer a prolonged overnight effect, deeply
moisturizing scar tissue while you sleep.
They help improve the appearance of scars resulting from surgery, wounds, or burns by flattening them and reducing
associated redness, thanks to their formulation containing onion extract, heparin, and allantoin.
Contractubex Patch Ingredients
It contains the following active ingredients:
- Allantoin.
- Onion extract.
- Heparin.
Contractubex Forms
It is available in two forms:
- Topical gel (20g).
- Intensive overnight patch (pack contains 21 patches).
Indications for Use
The patches are used in the following cases:
- Improving the appearance and texture (softening) of scars.
- Flattening scars resulting from wounds, burns, or surgeries.
- Deeply moisturizing scar tissue.
- Reducing redness and itching associated with old or new scars.
Dosage
The attending physician determines the appropriate dosage based on the scar's condition and age; the following are
guidelines and do not replace the doctor's specific recommendations. The standard application is once daily at night,
immediately before bedtime, leaving the patch on the scar for 6 to 12 hours.
How to Use Contractubex Patch
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Thoroughly clean and dry the affected area before bedtime. Apply directly to the scar right before bedtime and leave
on for 6 to 12 hours.
- Remove the patch in the morning and discard it; it is designed for single use only.
- Treatment may take 3 to 6 months, depending on the condition and age of the scar.
Contraindications for Contractubex Patch
- Do not use the patch if you are allergic to any of its ingredients.
- Do not apply the patch to an open wound or a wound where the surface has not fully healed.
- Do not use in cases of bacterial or fungal skin infections.
Side Effects of Contractubex Patch
- Itching.
- Redness or mild irritation.
- Skin peeling.
- Dry skin.
Alternatives to Contractubex Patch
Several alternatives to Contractubex are available that offer the same effect:
- Bap Scar Care T.
- Cerederm.
- Scaro Plus.
- Vanisca.
- Haxida Intact.
Storage Conditions
Store Contractubex Patch at room temperature (between 25°C and 30°C), out of the reach of children, and away from heat
or moisture.
FAQ
What are the indications for using Contractubex patches?
Contractubex Patch is used to improve the appearance of scars resulting from surgeries, wounds, or burns and to reduce associated redness, thanks to its formulation containing onion extract, heparin, and allantoin.
When can I start using the Contractubex patch?
You should begin using Contractubex Patch only after the surgical sutures have been removed and the wound has completely closed; the patch must not be applied to a moist or open wound, or to a wound where the surface has not fully healed.
When do the results of Contractubex patches appear?
Treating scars takes time; the best results are typically observed after six months of continuous use of the patches, while a reduction in redness and itching can be noticed within four weeks of use.