Hollister Restore Foam Dressing With Silicone

Hollister Restore Foam Dressing Features

• Silicone interface
  - Provides secure yet gentle hold
  - Provides gentle tack for easier application
  - Minimizes adhesion to the wound bed
  - Helps reduce risk of trauma and pain at dressing change
• Absorbent foam
  - Exceptional total fluid handling capacity
• Large perforations
  - Excellent exudate absorption speed
  -Helps minimize risk of maceration
• Smooth, flexible backing
  - Highly breathable
  - Excellent conformability
  - Provides barrier protection from water and bacteria
• Large perforations designed to improve fluid absorption
  -Perforations are 2.5X larger than a leading foam dressing, which speeds absorption and helps to minimize the risk of maceration
• Smooth, film backing to ease sliding across bedding and clothing
• Soft, conformable dressing for difficult to dress areas
• Helps minimize risk of maceration
• Provides barrier protection from water and bacteria
• Excellent conformability and highly breathable
• Exceptional total fluid handling capacity
• Virtually pain-free dressing removal
• Excellent exudate absorption speed
• Non-Bordered
• Has waterproof and bacteria-proof film backing
• Sterile and latex-Free

When to Use Hollister Restore Foam Dressing?

Moderate to heavily exuding acute and chronic wounds such as

• Pressure ulcers
• Diabetic ulcers
• Venous stasis ulcers
• Arterial ulcers
• Leg ulcers
• Malignant wounds
• Surgical wounds
• Donor sites
• Partial-thickness burns
• Skin tears
• Skin abrasions
• Postoperative wounds

How to Apply Hollister Restore Foam Dressing?

Prepare

• Cleanse the wound according to established procedures; ensure surrounding skin is dry prior to dressing application.
• Choose dressing size so the central foam pad covers the entire wound.
• Non-border dressings can be cut to fit the wound, if required.

Apply and Secure

• Gentle silicone interface will provide micro-adhesion to aid application.
• Fully secure with tape, rolled gauze or compression wrap.

Wear

• Heel dressing can be used in other hard to dress locations such as elbows and underarms.