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Rhinoplastic Bandage (WHITE & SKIN TONE)
For small cuts, scrapes, and minor surgical sites where low profile is critical, Rhinoplast Plastic bandage provides white and skin tone plasters that blend naturally with the skin but with the assurance of reliable protection.
Product Specifications:
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Size |
19 x 72 mm |
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Allowance Number |
67-2-3-2-0002491 |
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Details of Unit |
5 pcs/sachet |
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Product Type |
Medical equipment |
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Price |
฿ |
The plastic film plasters form a water-repellent barrier that helps to keep the wound clean from dirt, bacteria, and moisture while still allowing the skin to breathe, helping to maintain a healthy environment for faster healing.
The thin, flexible, and conformable nature of the film ensures effective adhesion to curved or movable areas such as fingertips and knuckles. The non-absorbent design of this plaster makes it very effective for superficial wounds with minimal drainage. For oozing wounds, a thick absorbent dressing should be used instead.
The adhesive used for Rhinoplast Plastic bandages is latex-free and is intended to provide firm adhesion with low trauma at the time of removal. The plaster is simple to remove by peeling, with little or no sticky residue left behind, to reduce skin irritation from repetitive dressings. Separate plasters come in sterile sachets for hygiene and convenience to take along in a first aid kit, purse, or travel case.
How To Use Rhinoplastic?
- Wash your hands before handling the plaster or the wound.
- Clean the wound gently with water and anti-bacterial soap, removing any visible dirt or debris.
- Gently dry your skin, since moisture can make the plaster less sticky.
- Open the sterile sachet and remove one plaster.
- Peel off the backing. If there is an absorbent pad, place it right over the wound. Press the film onto the healthy skin around the wound to seal it.
- Press down on the edges to help the plaster stick well.
- Change the plaster every day, or sooner if it gets wet, dirty, or starts to come off.
- If you experience increased redness, swelling, pus, or greater pain, remove the plaster and seek medical advice before applying a new one.
Standard Precautions for Rhinoplastic
- Store the product at room temperature.
- For external use only; not intended for consumption.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Please follow the instructions and details provided on the product packaging.
Where to Buy Rhinoplastic?
You can find it at many popular local Thai stores like Big C, Lotus, Makro, Watson, Health Up, CJ Express, PT Max Mart, Lawson 108, ร้านยากรุงเทพ, Dr. Pharma, Lab Pharmacy, Tsuruha Drug Store, Save Drug, Healthy Max, and Tops Care
Shop Online
Prefer shopping Rhinoplastic online? It’s also available on our official Line & Shopee store.
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FAQs About Rhinoplastic
Here are the most common questions that people ask us about the waterproof bandage:
Yes. Rhinoplast Plastic bandages are water-resistant. They usually stay in place with a short shower or regular hand washing. If the edges lift, replace the plaster to keep the wound covered.
Clear plasters work best for wounds that are not leaking much. If the wound continues to ooze, switch to a thicker bandage. Ask a medical professional to check for infection.
Try a small test patch on healthy skin first. Use the latex-free Rhinoplast substitute. Do not wear any dressing on the same site for too long. If irritation continues, remove the dressing, clean the area, and let your skin air out. Get medical help if redness or irritation is severe or does not stop.
Yes, the fabric allows airflow to support healing.
Usually, yes. Clear film dressings let you see the wound while keeping it protected. Always follow your doctor or surgeon’s advice, and only use these dressings on wounds with little drainage.
