Healing and prevention of vascular ulcers
CleaDerma DCB Ointment has a formula of natural active ingredients and is used to treat various skin diseases, such as arterial and venous ulcers. The special and unique formula allows the ointment to work on damaged skin tissues. The ingredients provide the skin with all the building materials necessary for its restoration, revitalization, and rejuvenation, which otherwise do not come through natural mechanisms.
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It is important to note that we do not treat the disease of the arteries and veins but the skin damaged due to the disease. Also, preventive treatment is only related to the skin and not to the disease.
“All kinds of people come to operating rooms, but those who come in for limb amputations seem the most scared. They know that no matter if the surgery is successful, they won’t get out of their hole. Thanks to the wound nurses starting to use CleaDerma DCB Ointment, the leg amputations reduced to patients with vascular disease.”
Vascular disease can quickly progress to amputation!
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- The CleaDerma DCB ointment has natural oil, plant extracts, and mineral-rich formula. The all-natural active ingredient’s ointment texture comprises waxes, glycerin, and natural oils, which lubricate the skin and prevent skin abrasion.
- The ointment mediates the skin cells’ proliferation and restores the skin’s natural elasticity.
- The Calendula Officinalis Oil in the ointment has skin healing properties, which enable the ointment to promote the healing of Vascular Ulcers.
- Salvia Officinalis Oil has anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, and anti-scabies properties. This promotes healing, prevents the development of Vascular Ulcers, and protects the skin against infections.
- The avocado oil in the CleaDerma DCB ointment boosts collagen production, nourishing and rejuvenating the skin.
- The Dead Sea minerals, particularly magnesium, alleviate inflammation, reduce dryness, promote new epithelial tissue generation, decrease skin redness, and promote healing of Vascular Ulcers.