Skin and wounds, digestive health, gynecology, nose, throat and oral care.
Acne and blemish-prone skin
MOLISAN LOTION with tea tree oil for skin care during acne, breakouts and irritation.
Digestive & gastrointestinal health
The gastrointestinal tract and digestion.
Gynecology
Intimate hygiene and care of the vaginal mucosa.
MOLISAN RECTOVAGINAL ANTISEPTIC
ENT & oral care
The nose and throat, and oral care.
MOLISAN ELIXIR MOLISAN — Therapeutic Solution
Chronic & hard-to-heal wounds
When a wound persists for weeks, repeatedly reopens or barely changes, both local wound care and the reasons delaying healing matter.
- local wound care and progress tracking;
- infection/worsening warning signs;
- circulation, edema, pressure, diabetes, nutrition and repeated trauma;
- for complex or persistent wounds, physician support and COALESIA follow-up.
Pressure sores
A pressure injury cannot be managed by surface care alone; reducing sustained pressure is a core part of treatment.
- pressure relief and repositioning;
- depth/tissue assessment;
- MOLISAN wound-surface care;
- dressings selected to the wound rather than one universal schedule.
Trophic ulcers
A trophic/leg ulcer is not only a local wound. Venous and arterial circulation may determine the treatment strategy.
- local ulcer care;
- vascular-cause assessment;
- arterial circulation should be checked before therapeutic compression;
- long-standing or recurrent ulcers may need physician/COALESIA review.
Burns
For a fresh burn, the first step is correct cooling — not MOLISAN and not ointment.
- cool under cool running water for 20 minutes;
- do not use ice or greasy first-line substances;
- then assess depth/area and whether medical help is needed;
- MOLISAN may be considered later as part of skin care when appropriate.
Fungal skin, foot & nail care
Skin fungus and nail fungus differ in duration and management, and not every abnormal nail is fungal.
- skin/foot local care;
- separate long-term nail logic;
- sock, footwear and tool hygiene;
- consider diagnostic confirmation for persistent nail disease.
Psoriasis & eczema
These may both itch and scale, but they are different non-contagious inflammatory skin conditions and are not fungal infections.
- separate MOLISAN protocols for skin psoriasis, scalp psoriasis and eczema;
- skin-barrier support;
- infection warning signs in eczema;
- joint symptoms with psoriasis need assessment.
Everyday skin care
For intact skin — cleansing, comfort, shaving/depilation care, makeup removal or sensitive-skin support — use the everyday skin-care route.
- primary product: MOLISAN LOTION;
- MOLISAN ALOE VERA as a related sensitive-skin option;
- gentle cleansing and moisturizing;
- open/damaged skin routes to Skin & Wound Care.
When home care is not enough
- spreading redness, swelling or warmth;
- increasing pain, pus or a sudden rise in wound fluid;
- fever or marked general deterioration;
- rapid increase in wound size/depth, necrosis or visible bone/tendon;
- cold, pale or blue foot or severe pain suggesting poor blood flow;
- large/deep or high-risk burns;
- possible infected eczema or rapidly worsening skin disease.
For chronic and complex cases — COALESIA
When a wound is slow to heal, recurrent or clinically complex, COALESIA can organize history, photographs and changes over time and support physician review.
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