ALHYDRAN blog

When you’ve just had surgery, a cut, or a burn, your skin begins to repair itself immediately. But how you care for that fresh scar can make all the difference in how it heals — and how visible it will be in the long run. In this article, we’ll explain how to treat a fresh …

Radiation therapy for breast cancer doesn’t only target cancer cells – your skin is affected too. Depending on the intensity of the treatment, various skin problems can occur. But you don’t have to just live with them. ALHYDRAN skin cream provides relief – both during and after radiation therapy. It helps reduce and prevent skin …

Radiotherapy for breast cancer often leads to skin issues like redness, dryness, and itching. This blog explains what to look for in a effective cream after treatment. Discover why ALHYDRAN is a trusted choice during and after radiotherapy. Includes real-life results and before-and-after photos.

Actinic keratosis is considered as a precursor to skin cancer. If detected, it is important to consult a GP immediately, who will recommend the appropriate treatment. Most therapies can be harsh on the skin, particularly cryotherapy (liquid nitrogen), photodynamic therapy (PDT), curettage (scraping), and chemical peels. In some cases, actinic keratoses may need to be …

Proper aftercare is important to support the healing of your new tattoo. To ensure your tattoo heals well, you’ll need to use a suitable aftercare skin cream or ointment – and there are a few things to avoid during the first few weeks. This blog explains which cream to use and when it’s safe to …

At what point can you start to apply a scar cream? The answer: as soon as your wound has healed and the skin is closed. Start as soon as this has happened and you will minimise the chance of scar formation. Why should you start applying scar cream early? When your skin is damaged, your …