As a rule, you will receive a prescription for Tyrosur wound gel or powder on the day of your operation. From the 2nd day after the procedure, this should be used thinly once a day after the shower. In total, the wound healing takes 4 days. In general, wounds should be covered with a commercially available plaster to prevent friction and contamination of the areas. Possible reactions are reddening, wetness of the wound, feeling of tension. If these reactions are acute and severe, please contact us by phone or email. 

The threads used in operations must be pulled in the face area after 8 days, on the body after 14 days. Subcutaneous sutures are often used for major operations. These threads are sewn under the skin and dissolve on their own within several weeks. 

Epicutaneous test: the test for contact allergies runs over 3 days. Monosubstances are tested on plasters that are stuck to the back. After reading the test after 48 hours, take another reading after 72 hours. You can therefore only shower again on the 3rd day. All antiallergic drugs must be discontinued at least 2 days before the test.

Skin prick test: To diagnose a pollen allergy, test solutions are introduced into the upper layers of the skin, usually on the forearms. The test can be evaluated after approx. 15 minutes. All antihistamines must be discontinued at least 2 days before testing.

In preparation for medical needling, the face is pretreated with a local anesthetic cream. The needling usually lasts 20-30 minutes and leaves a strong reddening of the skin for 2-3 days. The skin is treated alternately with an antibiotic cream and a cold cream for 3 days. Use of sun protection is required for 4 weeks.