Antiseptic solutions that should not be used after facial abrasions include methyl violet solution and iodine.
Try not to use antiseptic solutions that are prone to hyperpigmentation after facial abrasions to avoid affecting the color of the healing skin. Also try not to use antiseptic solutions that are too irritating to reduce the patient’s pain.
1. Methyl violet solution, that is, we usually use violet solution, because the color is darker, also easy to affect the skin color, try to use in the facial abrasions.
2. Iodine, disinfection with iodine, try not to use in the wound or skin mucosa, easy to cause protein denaturation, affecting the healing of the wound, and strong irritation, disinfection, resulting in severe pain, and can produce hyperpigmentation.
Try to choose some colorless, less irritating disinfectant water after facial abrasions, such as iodophor, alcohol, saline rinse, and ezetimibe lactate. Try to go to the hospital and let the doctor choose the appropriate antiseptic water.