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POSTOPERATIVE CARE
Standard postoperative wound management, incorporating an ointment (e.g. petrolatum) and/or semi-occlusive dressings, is followed. For super-ficial skin ablations, such as those following electrodesiccation or electroยญ fulguration, twice-daily application of an ointment such as petrolatum is generally all that is required. An adhesive plaster may be used if the area is prone to rubbing. An eschar forms within a few days and separates in about 10 days. For deeper wounds, in which healing can take 2โ4 weeks (or longer on the lower extremities), once- or twice-daily application of an ointment (e.g. petrolatum) followed by an adhesive plaster is recommended. For larger wounds, such as those following rhinophyma repair,
Telfaโข sheets are cut to size to cover the defect and kept in place with semi-occlusive paper tape (e.g. Microporeโข, 3M Corporation).