Aesthetic plastic surgery, Belgrade, Serbia: Royal

The wound should be dressed if there is a risk of infection, if the wound is open, or if the bleeding does not stop on its own.

The wound is cleaned with mild antiseptic solutions (such as šit is a solution for washing wounds) and clean gauze, taking care not to irritate the surrounding tissue.

Different types of bandages are used, such as gauze bandages, plasters, elastic bandages or self-adhesive materials, depending on the type of wound

The bandage should be carefully placed on the wound so that it covers the entire injured surface, without being too tight, in order to allow circulation.

The dressing should be changed at least once a day, or more often if the wound is wet, bloody or if there is a risk of infection.

Yes, redness, swelling, pain or discharge may indicate an infection, so it is important to seek medical attention.

An infection can be recognized by redness, swelling, elevated temperature, pain, pus or an unpleasant odor.

Yes, minor wounds can be covered at home, but more serious injuries, especially if they require surgery, require medical attention.

Using unsanitary material, exposing the wound to dirt and improper cleaning that can worsen the condition should be avoided.

It is usually not painful, but it can cause discomfort, especially if the wound is not treated properly or if there is an infection.

Risks include infection, prolonged recovery, scarring and complications that can occur if the wound is notšprotected.

Standard materials such as gauze pads and plasters can be used for basic wounds, but more complex wounds may require specialized materials such as hydrogels or hydroactive dressings.

Yes, proper wound dressing protects it from infection and creates an optimal environment for healing.

In some cases, the doctor may recommend the application of antiseptic or medicinal ointments before šthe wound is bandaged, but this depends on the type of wound.

If the wound does not heal, symptoms of infection appear (redness, pus, pain) or if the wounds are more severe (cuts that require dressing), you should consult a doctor.