Should not use any creams?Bremen wrote:I had half my face scraped off in a bike accident...
1. Use povidone-iodine on the wounds. This works wonders
2. Do NOT get the scabs wet. Do not use a cream, lotion, etc.
3. Do NOT pick on the scabs
No, don't use salves, you'll just soften the scabs and leave scars. Use povidone-iodine. Antiseptic salves are only good for raw burns.Bafana wrote:Should not use any creams?Bremen wrote:I had half my face scraped off in a bike accident...
1. Use povidone-iodine on the wounds. This works wonders
2. Do NOT get the scabs wet. Do not use a cream, lotion, etc.
3. Do NOT pick on the scabs
The problem is that they have sort of gunked over and I don't know whether it is a proper scab or not. A scab to me looks reddish in coulour but mine looks more creamy. What about anti-septic salves?
Bremen wrote:I had half my face scraped off in a bike accident...
1. Use povidone-iodine on the wounds. This works wonders
2. Do NOT get the scabs wet. Do not use a cream, lotion, etc.
3. Do NOT pick on the scabs
i have 2 ways. Both work but 1 of them you may find my method absurd but it work.Bafana wrote:Hi Guys
Had an accident over the weekend (nothing serious) but got some facilai abrasions that look worse then they are.
Anyone know how to give basic care and what to do with them to make them heal quicker?
Thanks
Like your style - I was just thinking that looking in the mirror over weekendmayaray wrote:Lastly, maybe you'd look more handsome and rugged with a scar on your face, so you can just do step no. 1 and then bugger the rest.
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