Advanced wound care, with you all the way

Healing is
a journey.

Every stage asks for a different kind of care.  From the first moment to the days ahead,  discover the journey with One-Care Aid.

Follow the journey
A person walking outdoors with a dressing on their leg

One journey, four stages

The Healing Journey

Healing changes. Care can change with it.

The Healing Journey diagram: Prepare, Clean & Debride; Rebuild, Active Healing; Protect, Skin Shield; Recover, Scar & Support. A You are here marker points to Protect.

Prepare.

Try not to touch the wound with your hands.

Clean its surface with a dedicated disinfection product. The skin might be irritated and swollen.

Questions about this stage

A disinfectant spray misting a wound on the skin

Rebuild.

The body builds up tissue for further healing.

Exudation appears.

The swelling might proceed, and the wound could turn red.

Make sure to use a fluid-absorbing dressing, while avoiding drying out the wound.

Questions about this stage

A soft foam dressing beside a red healing area of skin with droplets of exudate

Protect.

The wound closes with fresh, delicate tissue.

The main need at this stage is proper thin protection against mechanical injury.

Questions about this stage

Delicate new skin covered by a thin transparent dressing

Recover.

At this stage the process of strengthening and scar formation starts.

It's time to start working on the elasticity of the new tissue with soft, flexible dressings.

Questions about this stage

A fine, pale healed scar on skin with soothing gel applied

Together for every step

Care for the
whole journey.

The One-Care Aid advanced wound care product family together