How To Heal Cuts Fast! #dermatologist

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  1. I love rubbing alcohol. And Neosporin. Stuff does wonders.
    Edit: Ppl saying this stuff doesn’t work just trust me bro

    1. @Jess Jthe earth is still spinning even though some people don’t use evidence-based practices when cleaning their cuts. there’s really no need to be a condescending dweeb about it.

    1. it would. it’s essentially vaseline with additional moisturing and repairing ingredients. i love it for any skin barrier disruptions

    2. @Christopher Featherley actually from what I found it seems that aquaphor has more ingredients than Vaseline. Aquaphor has things like mineral oil, ceresin, lanolin alcohol, panthenol, glycerin, and bisabolol. They both include petroleum jelly but Vaseline is 100% petroleum jelly. Most say that aquaphor does a better job overall at moisturizing than Vaseline because of its humectant ingredients! :)

    3. @Laura Martini I recently used it for a chemical burn I got from another skin care products and it helped a ton! I’d love to see side by sides of aquaphor vs Vaseline on damaged skin

    1. totally. it’s vaseline but better. more moisturising ingredients and other skin-repairing properties. i like it better than vaseline because it adheres better to the akin. but it is a lot more expensive. so just go with whatever you can afford

    2. @Christopher Featherleyno, aquaphor has other ingredients than petroleum jelly, while Vaseline is only petroleum jelly.Aquaphor works better.I use both

  2. How about vinegar? All my life and after a family believe we use vinegar to disinfect and it does connect the tissues faster.

  3. people put vicks rub on cuts???? what?????
    i was prescribed an antibiotic ointment after getting a mole removed and the area had been bleeding quite a bit. i imagine it’s fine to use an antibiotic ointment if advised and prescribed by a physician. not just out of your own volition.

  4. Heal cuts fast with plain petroleum jelly. This keeps the wound bed clean & moist, facilitating healing. Avoid putting alcohol or hydrogen peroxide on a cut, as these damage cells and slow healing. Antibiotic ointments, like Neosporin, are no better then plain petroleum jelly for healing cuts and preventing infection, yet they can trigger a contact dermatitis that slows healing. Antibiotic resistance is also a concern with these medicated ointments. Vicks vapo rub is a popular remedy, but the strong menthol & camphor can cause contact dermatitis and slow healing.

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