Jobskin scar compression garments
by TRICONmed GmbH
Jobskin is a manufacturer of custom-made compression garments specifically designed for scar therapy. New findings in the literature show that the use of short-stretch compression material such as Jobskin's can create alternating compression pressure. This pressure stimulates blood flow to the scar and can have a positive effect on the healing process.
- Custom-made compression garments for scar therapy.
- Short-stretch compression with Jobskin creates an alternating compression pressure that can stimulate scar circulation and have a positive effect on scar healing.
- The high-performance short-stretch material Powernet ensures a high pressure difference, which promotes active scar maturation and prevents overstretching of the scar skin and the formation of scar-stimulating collagen fragments.
- The fit of the compression garment is ensured using a patented measurement process to rule out errors and measurement inaccuracies.
- Jobskin compression garments are thin, breathable, skin-friendly and elastic in all directions.
- The material can be reworked at any time and is well suited to situations where major changes in circumference are to be expected.
- The comfort and wearability of Jobskin are important to ensure that compression garments are used effectively.
- Jobskin offers a variety of colors, motif cuffs and applications to enhance wearability.
- The compression garment can even be worn while bathing, dries quickly and should be thoroughly cleaned of chlorine and salt residues.
- Indications for Jobskin include prevention of scar hypertrophy, scar contracture, uneven collagen alignment, reduction of edema and itching.
- Jobskin compression garments can be combined with silicone supplies such as SilonTEX®, ScarFx, Oleeva Fabric or ScarSil.
- The sun protection factor of textiles can be reduced by moisture and stretching. It is recommended to wear sun-protective clothing over the compression garment or to apply sunscreen to the scarred skin and wear cotton clothing over it.
- Direct exposure to the sun should be largely avoided until the scar has reached maturity.
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