Hiracell skin care
Damaged skin: assess before treatment
At a glance
A quick look at the key figures
Procedure time
About 20-30 minutes
Anesthesia
Not required
Recovery period
Return to daily activities right away
The clinic combines Hiracell wound dressing and the SR program for skin damaged by wounds, burns, dermatitis, or atopic conditions. The source describes better recovery speed and sustained effects when they are used together than separately.
What is Hiracell?
Hiracell is a class II hydrogel wound dressing approved by Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety. The source says it helps protect the skin and support recovery by adjusting pH. Its listed ingredients are hyaluronic acid for moisture, alginate to remove toxins, and lactic acid to remove dead skin cells and stimulate collagen production.
The role of SR
After Hiracell is applied, the SR program is used to increase absorption into the skin. The clinic also describes an occlusive method to improve absorption. According to the source, redness and irritation often ease relatively quickly. The approach may be used on areas beyond the face.
Private insurance
Coverage may apply when medically necessary but not for cosmetic use. Ask during consultation which category fits your situation.
Treatment outcomes vary by person.
Considering Hiracell
The treatment area and any accompanying care are determined after examining your skin.
Protection for damaged skin
The wound dressing covers damaged skin, protects it from external irritation, and supports a healing environment.
Moisture and exudate care
Depending on the skin condition, it may absorb exudate and help maintain an appropriate moist environment.
Scope decided after assessment
Indications, treatment areas, and any combined care are decided after examining the skin.
When discussing skin recovery
Review post-treatment skin condition and whether sensitive areas need care.
People concerned about slow skin recovery
People concerned about remaining wounds or scars
People who find sensitive skin difficult to manage
FAQ
01 When is Hylacell skin regeneration used?
The clinic uses it when the skin barrier is damaged by wounds, burns, dermatitis, or atopic skin conditions, and for sensitive skin with recurring redness or breakouts.
02 Can I claim private insurance for Hylacell skin regeneration?
Coverage may be available when the treatment is medically necessary, but not for cosmetic purposes. The clinic explains the documents after your visit.
Aftercare guidance
Four ways to support recovery.
Sun protection
Skin may be sensitive after treatment. Apply sunscreen carefully and avoid direct sunlight.
Avoid scrubbing or exfoliating
For one week, avoid scrubs, peels, and exfoliating cloths. Wash gently with a mild cleanser.
Wait one week before using saunas or steam rooms
Heat may worsen redness and pigmentation. Avoid saunas and hot water for one week.
Keep the skin moisturized
Apply moisturizer more often than usual for a few days after treatment.
When it hurts, Dr. Anapa
Face or pain, we start by finding out why. Book by phone or online.