Paraffin-coated dressing indicated for the protection of superficial wounds, helping to prevent adhesion to the injured tissue and promoting healing. This contact dressing is designed to cover superficial wounds, minor burns, abrasions, or sutured areas, preventing direct adhesion of the dressing to the wound. It is intended for clinical or home use whenever delicate protection of injured skin is required. The paraffin impregnation helps maintain adequate moisture in the wound, facilitating healing and reducing discomfort when removing the secondary dressing. Paraffin is a petroleum-derived substance, characterized as a mixture of solid or liquid hydrocarbons. Main functions of paraffin in medical and cosmetic care: Non-adherence: Prevents dressings or compresses from sticking to the wound, facilitating removal and reducing pain. Skin protection: Forms a protective layer on the skin surface, maintaining natural moisture and reducing the risk of dryness or irritation. Facilitates healing: By maintaining a slightly moist environment, it promotes skin regeneration without harming the injured area. Softness and comfort: Provides a soft sensation upon contact with the skin, making the use of dressings or creams more comfortable. In dressings such as Leukoplast Paraffin Contact Layer, paraffin is essential to create a contact layer that protects the wound without sticking, being especially useful in minor burns, abrasions or delicate wounds.