Description
EAR COMPRESSION DRESSINGS is commonly used by ENT surgeons, otologists, and plastic surgeons following otoplasty and auricular reconstruction. These two products have distinct clinical applications despite both being used for post-operative ear support. The malleable version is designed to be manually contoured to the patient’s anatomy, whereas the thermoplastic version becomes mouldable when heated and then hardens to provide a more rigid, customised splint.
MALLEABLE Ear Compression Dressing Features:
- Manufactured from a soft, malleable medical-grade material.
- Sterile and intended for single-patient use.
- Easily contoured by hand to fit individual ear anatomy.
- Provides uniform post-operative compression and support.
- Helps reduce the risk of haematoma and seroma formation.
- Protects delicate auricular tissues during healing.
- Comfortable, lightweight design.
- Suitable for use following reconstructive and cosmetic ear surgery.
THERMOPLASTIC Ear Compression Dressing/Splint Features:
- Manufactured from medical-grade thermoplastic material.
- Sterile and intended for single-patient use.
- Heat-activated material becomes mouldable for a customised fit.
- Hardens after cooling to provide rigid structural support.
- Maintains ear contour during post-operative healing.
- Helps reduce haematoma and tissue displacement.
- Lightweight and comfortable for extended wear.
- Suitable for reconstructive and cosmetic ear procedures.
