Ozonol is a topical ointment, sold in tubes, made in Canada by Bayer. It's sold in Canada, but not in the USA. It is used for cuts, scrapes and minor burns. It is used to speed healing, and prevent infection. It contains phenol and zinc oxide.
The ingredients give it a stronger odor than such medicines as neosporin; but most people do not find the odor objectionable.
While it has been around for the better part of a century, Ozonol is less frequently available in stores than it used to be; however, it can be ordered, both domestically and internationally, online. Shop around, though: prices vary wildly. For a 30 g tube, some websites are as low as $8.99; others are as high as $27.99!
Clean the cut with warm soapy water. Use an antisceptic such as hydrogen peroxide. Dry off the cut and you can apply a cream such as Ozonol (if desired) and then use a bandaid.
Nothing happens. A scratch is nothing to worry about. If the skin is broken, wash it with soap and water. You can apply an antibiotic if you want to. Such as Ozonol or some Hydrogen Peroxide.
You can cover them with ScarZone cream or Ozonol. Ointments are generally the preferred method. Also, there are naturopathic remedies that can help scar tissue heal.
you can put polysporin or ozonol they both work good but just a thin layer of it just enough to say it's there like it should soke into your skin in like 3 minutes if not it will suck the ink out of your tattoo hope this helps
Wash any dirt out with running water. Apply some Hydrogen Peroxide to disinfect the wound. Then you can apply some ointment such as ozonol. Cover with a bandaid or other dressing. The dressing can be changed once a day and more ointment can be applied if desired.
It would probably be a good idea to clean it just for precaution. But its very simple to clean, and there's a few options. 1. Simply spray it with an antibacterial spray for example: Bactine. 2. Fill a shot glass with water and 2 pinches of sea salt, stand up straight, place it on your belly and lay down, this will create a suction and then stay there for about a minute and it will clean everything out. 3. You can use different ointments such as Ozonol to avoid infection, you can put it on with a Q-tip. and if you want to be really careful do all three :) Just avoid using rubbing alcohol and peroxide because it dries out your piercing and destroys healed tissue. have fun swimming!
You should clean it with alchohol. It will slow the healing prcess slightly but it is worth the wait if you want to keep your ear. If possible remove it and clean the holes, if not get a q-tip douse it in alchohol and clean around the holes thoroughly. Do not clean it with alcohol or remove the piercing. I am getting my industrial next week and have been doing a lot of research. Every source has said not to remove the jewelry or clean it with alcohol. Call your piercer and consult them on what to do. You can also see a doctor about it if it gets worse.
# If the hair is shallow enough that you can see it through the skin, you may proceed. # Wash the area over and surrounding the ingrown hairs with warm water, to soften the skin and to make the skin pores bigger. # Sterilize the tweezers to prevent infection by soaking it in rubbing alcohol for several minutes. # Apply a warm compress to the affected area. Do not use a hot compress, only a warm one. The temperature may be enough to encourage the hairs to break away from the skin. Hold the compress in place for one to two minutes. # Do this step only when the area is bleeding or infected and will not release the hair. Use the sharpest edge of the tweezers to apply pressure and scratch on the skin to open it and release the hair from the skin layer. # Once the hair is released, do not pluck it out from the skin. Simply uncurl the hair and encourage it in the natural growing direction of the other hairs. # Pour hydrogen peroxide on the affected area to clean it out and prevent future ingrown hairs. Let it stay there to clean out the pores before wiping away.