A Wound Can Happen to Anyone...

Whether it’s on the finger, face, or limbs—don’t panic.

The first thing to do is stay calm.

Take a deep breath, hold it for 5 seconds, and then slowly exhale. Repeat this 6 times.

The more relaxed you are, the less you will bleed.

Next Steps:

• Wash your hands with soap.

• Clean the wound using a glove, a clean cloth, or a sterile compress with water and soap, or hydrogen peroxide.

  Avoid using cotton as it can leave fibers in the wound.

• Clean from the center of the wound outward, including the surrounding skin, which may be contaminated.

• Apply an antiseptic to the wound.

  Avoid rubbing, as this can be painful and increase bleeding. Instead, gently dab the area.

• If the wound starts to bleed, apply a compress, preferably soaked in hydrogen peroxide, and press evenly over the entire wound for 30 seconds.

• For wounds on the scalp, trim the hair near the wound with blunt scissors.

• Leave small abrasions exposed to air unless there's a risk of contamination. In that case, cover them with a bandage or plaster.

• Remove any superficial foreign objects (dirt, gravel, splinters) with tweezers. Do not attempt to remove deeply embedded foreign bodies.

Need Help?

You can send a photo of your wound directly to our doctor via WhatsApp.
He will help you assess the risk and determine the urgency of the situation.

Wounds We Treat:

• Major or minor wounds

• Diabetic wounds

• Burns

• Cuts

No need to wait for hours in the emergency room!

Our doctor will evaluate your wound and let you know if stitches are necessary. We also provide tetanus booster shots if needed.

We use an aesthetic suturing technique to promote optimal healing.

We’ll create a personalized bandage based on your type of wound.

You'll also receive guidance on wound monitoring and instructions on how to re-bandage properly.

We offer regular follow-up care tailored to the specific needs of your injury.