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Protecting Your New Skin: Post-Efudex Care Tips

Undergoing Efudex treatment can be challenging, with side effects like itching and burning during treatment, and a lengthy healing phase afterward. It’s natural to have questions, especially about healing once the treatment ends.

Healing Your Tender New Skin

After Efudex treatment, your skin may feel tender and look different from before. While it can be hard to imagine, your skin will gradually return to normal over several weeks to a few months.

Post-Treatment Steps

Your doctor may offer varying advice for healing after Efudex, but here are some essential steps to protect your new skin:

  1. Sunscreen is Essential
    • Protecting your sensitive new skin with sunscreen is crucial. Mineral sunscreens are often preferred, as they shield your skin without causing irritation. Avoiding sunburn is key to maintaining healthy skin.
  2. Moisturise Regularly
    • Your skin might feel dry and flaky during the healing process. Use a gentle moisturizer to keep it hydrated. Some people experience oiliness and occasional pimples, which is normal. Choose a mild fragrance-free moisturiser like the Bees Brilliance Healing Hand & Body Lotion to help balance your skin.
  3. Hands Off
    • Avoid picking at any scabs or sores to prevent scarring. Scabs may form, but with gentle care and moisturizing, your skin will heal smoothly.
  4. Cover Up
    • Protect your healing skin by wearing hats, scarves, or clothing. This reduces the risk of sunburn and shields your skin from new sun damage.
  5. Use Bees Brilliance Healing Hand & Body Lotion
    • Once the skin has scabbed over, apply Bees Brilliance Healing Hand & Body Lotion to nourish and soothe your skin, promoting a smooth recovery.

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Caring for Fragile Skin

Remember, redness might persist for a while, and your skin may need extra care. If you're unsure about anything during your recovery, don’t hesitate to contact your doctor. You’ve put in the effort to heal; now it’s time to protect and nurture your new skin.

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