The Essential Guide to Surgical Compression

 

Surgical Compression Foam is a specifically planned medical foam that is used to put continuous pressure over a certain area, and it is treated after the surgical procedures. This type of Foam is often used simultaneously with compression clothing produced by Anti-bacterial cellulose sponges to ensure a minimum level of swelling, support the process of healing, and evenly distribute pressure.  This blog will provide an outline of its uses, benefits, and how you can use it.

 

Uses

 

It is usually placed over the area where the cut or incision is and helps to distribute the pressure evenly over the healing area. It can also be used to stop the discomfort and swelling of different areas by stopping the growth of fluid in the tissues.

 

After a liposuction surgery, using the Foam simultaneously with a compression garment from the Anti-bacterial cellulose sponge can help in the speeding up the healing process. It is a safe and efficient way to provide extra comfort and support during the healing period.

 

Benefits

 

Surgical Compression Foam offers clean compression over a pumped area. This Foam can be inserted between a cloth and pumped areas or stuck to the floor with the use of Hollister Adhesive spray. It has several benefits, which are:

●       A More Comfortable Recovery

●       Less Waviness of Skin

●       Less Blood Loss and Bruising

●       Enhances Comfort

●       Prevents Complications

 

Other reasons why these types of foams are suggested and used by doctors for surgeries include:

●       It adheres anywhere

●       Wear with any body-shapewear

●       Recommended by the Surgeon and approved by patients

●       Smooth compression for post-surgery

 

How to use it?

 

●       Put the garment on one leg at a time while you are standing, and pull it upwards till it reaches your hips. Al Align all the openings.

●       Now, adjust the straps of the clothing according to your size. After that, insert the Contour Recovery Foam to cover the injured area. You can also trim the area if needed.

●       Now, you have to hold the Contour Recovery Foam solidly in the area while zipping up the clothing.

●       Readjust the Foam if you feel that it is moved at some stage during step three, as the person needs to feel comfortable and not uncomfortable.

 

Conclusion

 

It is a vital component in offering numerous benefits, such as improved blood circulation, enhanced surgical results, and reduced swelling. Healthcare providers and workers can achieve optimal recovery and well-being of their patients by understanding their application techniques, benefits, and purposes.