You're Doing Wound Care Wrong: The best way to take care of wounds according to a dermatologist!

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Dr. Scott Walter is a board certified dermatologist practicing in Golden, Colorado.

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In this informative video, we delve into "Wound Care: The Best Way to take care of wounds according to a Dermatologist!" We aim to provide tried and tested tips on how to properly care for wounds to ensure efficient healing and minimized risk of infection. Our tips being provided directly from a board-certified dermatologist!

Our topics range widely; covering how to take immediate action after getting a wound, what type of over-the-counter products are best for wound care, the step-by-step process on wound care, and much more. With advice from a professional dermatologist, we guarantee that this is your comprehensive guide to effective wound care.

If you've ever wondered, "How do dermatologists recommend taking care of wounds?" then this video is meant for you. We also delve into when it is advisable to visit a doctor about your wound. It's packed with tips and advice, making the process of wound management more concise and less daunting.

Remember, proper wound care is crucial as it aids in faster healing, reduces pain and discomfort, minimizes scarring, and lowers the risk of complications like infections. Bookmark this video on "Wound Care: The Best Way to take care of wounds according to a Dermatologist!" to access our expert wound care advice swiftly.

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[Valuc]

Would've loved to hear you explain rather than an AI, but very informative, thanks!

[dript]

Agres with ghe first few. However, Neosporin over vaseline. If you're using vaseline, might as well use any petroleum derivative. Trained and licensed W.F.R.

[rottureWIP]

What do you recommend for wound care in patients with easily torn skin or adhesive allergies? Those waterproof bandages make bigger wounds than they cover 😢

[znb]

I used a hydrocolloid patch for a pimple for the first time, and after a day or two it went full red and a discolored scar formed on my face. Never again.

[sunflowers]

What's your opinion on hypochlorous acid for wound cleansing?

[xxdeathlordx]

Actually hydrogen peroxide, is highly effective at lifting debris lodged in a wound, which could lead to infection. Everything has its use case. To say “never” use hydrogen peroxide is simply a misunderstanding of its use case. Ladies and gentlemen just because you read books and regurgitated that information back onto test and are dermatologist, doesn’t mean your an absolute expert