Product Description
Bioderma Atoderm Xereane - Nourishing Balm with Soothing Effects
Certain diseases and treatments can affect the skin and cause an imbalance in its ecosystem, weakening it. Dry skin is one of the most common side effects of certain diseases, such as diabetes, oncology treatments, or dialysis. This dryness has various causes depending on the disease or treatment chosen: high blood sugar levels in diabetics, poor kidney function and vitamin deficiencies in dialysis patients, or the destruction of healthy cells during cancer treatment. It's essential to take the right steps to keep your skin in good condition by choosing the right products to support it during medical treatments or illness.
Atoderm Xereane is a balm that regenerates skin dried out as a result of certain diseases (e.g., diabetes) or procedures, particularly oncological therapies and dialysis. The MEDI-SECURE approach ensures the highest level of care is taken during product development. It aims to protect and restore the skin's natural ecosystem, while maintaining strict precautions adapted to skin weakened by treatments or illness: carefully selected active ingredients, hygienic packaging with TUBAIRLESS™ technology, guaranteed effectiveness supported by clinical studies conducted under medical and oncological supervision. The product is very well tolerated. No added fragrances.
- D-panthenol - helps improve skin hydration and supports its role as a protective barrier.
- Jojoba wax and Shea butter - provide the skin with intense, long-lasting nourishment.
- ANTALGICINE™ - an active ingredient, soothes feelings of discomfort.
- Three pure sugars increase skin immunity.
Indications:
- Skin weakened as a result of long-term disease processes: diabetes, cancer, kidney failure.
- Skin undergoing long-term medical therapies, e.g., chemotherapy.
- Adults and children from 3 years of age.
Key features:
- Moisturizes the skin and replenishes skin lipids.
- Rebuilds the skin barrier.
- Intensively nourishes the skin.
- Quickly relieves discomfort and itching.
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