Post-treatment perfection
Introducing epicite® CALM:
MDR-certified post-treatment care for medical aesthetics
The world’s first hydro-active wound dressing from biosynthetic cellulose in medical device quality
With epicite® CALM, you can elevate your post-treatment protocols to perfection, significantly reducing downtime and supporting your patients' rapid recovery. Experience the power of pure biosynthetic cellulose and water.
Optimal post-treatment care for laser, light, and energy-based treatments, and surgical procedures
Clinical results
Female Patient, 40 years
Radiofrequency needling followed by ablative erbium laser treatment. Afterward, epicite® CALM was applied for 30 minutes, resulting in significant fading of redness. The patient experienced no pain during the procedure and felt a comforting sense of relief.
Treatment performed by
Dr. med. Marion Runnebaum
Female Patient, 55 years
Photodamage in face, neck, and chest treated with Intense-Pulsed-Light (IPL). epicite® CALM was applied immediately after the treatment only on the right side of the face and complete chest for 30 minutes; then another 30 minutes on both sides of the face and complete chest.
Treatment performed by
Dr. med. Marion Runnebaum
environment 3,6
“Laser, light, and energy-based skin treatments have become more intense. To ensure a high level of safety for my patients, I personally welcome the availability of a sterile medical dressing for professional post-treatment.”
Dr. med. Marion Runnebaum,
Dermatologist, Germany
Medical device
Certified according to MDR standards (class IIb)
Safe to use
Sterile device for use on treatment-prone skin and wounds
Reducing downtime
Promotes wound healing
Clean formula
No fragrance, preservatives, active ingredients, non-occlusive
Our products
epicite® CALM Face Mask
10 Pcs
PZN 19759242
epicite® CALM Neck Mask
10 Pcs
PZN 19759236
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Clinical References
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- Schiefer, J. L., Aretz, G. F., Fuchs, P. C., Bagheri, M., Funk, M., Schulz, A., & Daniels, M. (2022). Comparison of wound healing and patient comfort in partial thickness burn wounds treated with SUPRATHEL and epicitehydro wound dressings. International wound journal, 19(4), 782.
- Luca-Pozner, V., Nischwitz, S. P., Conti, E., Lipa, G., Ghezal, S., Luze, H., ... & Qassemyar, Q. (2022). The use of a novel burn dressing out of bacterial nanocellulose compared to the French standard of care in paediatric 2nd degree burns–A retrospective analysis. Burns, 48(6), 1472-1480.
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- Cavalcanti L.M. et al. (2017). Revista do Colégio Brasileiro de Cirurgiões 44, 72.