How to use salicylic acid phenol patch

Many cosmetics contain salicylic acid. Because salicylic acid has the effect of clearing acne and killing bacteria, it has a good acne-removing effect on human skin. However, because it is very irritating, the skin often cannot adapt to this stimulation all at once and will feel hot. It will be fine after a while. Salicylic acid phenol patch can be used for facial application. The following is a detailed introduction on how to use salicylic acid phenol patch.

The active ingredients of salicylic acid phenol patch are salicylic acid and phenol. Salicylic acid has antifungal, antipruritic and keratin-dissolving effects. Phenol is a disinfectant and preservative with bactericidal and antipruritic effects. It is commonly used in clinical practice to treat corns. It has significant therapeutic effects and is easy to use. Patients in need can choose it. So, how does salicylic acid phenol patch work?

The active ingredients of salicylic acid phenol patch are salicylic acid and phenol. Salicylic acid has antifungal, antipruritic and keratin-dissolving effects. Phenol is a disinfectant and preservative with bactericidal and antipruritic effects. It is commonly used in clinical practice to treat corns. It has significant therapeutic effects and is easy to use. Patients in need can choose it.

So, how does salicylic acid phenol patch work?

First, please prepare a clean pair of nail clippers, a bottle of medicated oil, and half a basin of hot water.

step:

1. Soak your feet in hot water for about fifteen minutes. The main purpose of soaking your feet is to soften the cuticle and make it easier to cut.

2. After soaking, you can see that the corns turn white. Use nail clippers to cut off the cuticle to make it easier for the wind oil to act on the corns. It doesn't hurt at all. Slowly, you can see the corns (capillaries, red dots). Apply medicated oil on the corns and let them dry.

3. Note that there may be some small corns, which need to be eliminated in the bud

Just continue this for a week, and you will find that the whiskers will slowly turn black and then become a blood scar. If you peel them off yourself, a small scar will be left behind, which will slowly disappear later. It is best to let it fall naturally.

Dosage and Administration: For external use. Soak the affected area in hot water for 10 minutes before use, wipe dry, tear off the cover film and apply to the affected area. After 24 hours, if the affected area softens and turns white, and feels slightly painful, change the dressing once (it is advisable to remove the white softened layer first). If the above phenomenon is not found, the application time can be extended until all the corns fall off.