DUCRAY DEXYANE MeD Repairing, Soothing Cream for Eczema

Medical device for the treatment of eczema lesions in atopic eczema, contact eczema and chronic hand eczema. Soothes irritated skin, supports the repair of the skin barrier and helps limit the recurrence of eczema lesions.

What is DEXYANE MeD?

DEXYANE MeD is a repairing and soothing cream for dry, irritated and eczema-prone skin. It is suitable for face, body and hands and can be used on babies from 3 months as well as children, adolescents and adults.

The cream can be used as a standalone treatment, as an adjunct to, or following treatment with topical corticosteroids.

Areas of Application

DEXYANE MeD is suitable for the treatment of lesions in:

• Atopic eczema or neurodermatitis

• Contact eczema

• Chronic hand eczema

• Dry, irritated and eczema-prone skin

How does DEXYANE MeD work?

The cream forms a semi-occlusive protective film on the skin's surface. This protects damaged skin and supports the restoration of the natural skin barrier.

At the same time, it soothes irritated skin and supports the regeneration of affected skin areas. Regular use also helps to limit the recurrence of eczema lesions.

Advantages

• Treats eczema lesions

• Supports the repair of the damaged skin barrier

• Soothes irritated skin

• Forms a protective, semi-occlusive film

• Helps limit the recurrence of eczema lesions

• For atopic eczema and neurodermatitis

• For contact eczema

• For chronic hand eczema

• For face, body and hands

• Suitable for babies from 3 months

• For children, adolescents and adults

• Fragrance-free

• Dermatologically tested

• Made in France

Application

Apply DEXYANE MeD to the affected skin areas and spread gently.

The cream can be used alone, in combination with topical corticosteroids, or after corticosteroid treatment.

For precise application frequency and duration of treatment, please refer to the instructions for use.

Notes

DEXYANE MeD is a medical device. For external use only.

Do not apply to the eyes or directly to the ocular mucosa. If skin changes are persistent, severely inflamed or worsening, medical advice should be sought.