R1 - STEP ONE COOLING GEL
Radiaderm R1™ Cooling gel is the first step of the full R1 & R2 System. It cools, hydrates and stabilises skin temperature through physical means. As soon as R1 is applied to the skin it provides hydration. Radiaderm R1™ includes LACTOKINE™ in its formulation. Along with other lactose proteins, LACTOKINE™ contains milk-derived factors that assist skin to maintain a smooth and elastic texture.
What does R1 do?
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Defends skin
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Cools
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Provides hydration
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Soothes
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Helps to stabilize skin temperature
STEPS TO APPLY
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STEP 1
Apply in a generous layer to the affected area, an amount of 6g (about a heaped teaspoon full) should cover an area of 10 x 10cm (4 x 4 inches).
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STEP 2
The Gel should be left in place for a minimum of 20 minutes/ Do not rub into the skin. Any residue may be gently removed
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STEP 3
Move on to step two using R2 Soothing Lotion
R2 - STEP TWO SOOTHING LOTION
R2 Soothing Lotion is Step 2 of the system and adds needed moisture throughout the day and night. It contains Lactokine, which helps build the skin’s defense, so that skin can recover faster.
R2 Soothing Lotion also contains both UVA/UVB stabilisers that reinforce the skin’s natural barrier by helping to defend the skin from the formation of free radicals caused by UV exposure, sun exposure should be limited as much as possible, If you plan to expose your skin to the sun then it is recommended that you use an additional suitable sun screen product.
What does R2 do?
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Moisturises skin
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Smooths affected area
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Promotes elasticity
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Contains UVA & UVB stabilisers
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Contains Lactokine
STEPS TO APPLY
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STEP 1
Apply sparingly to the affected area, an amount of 1g (about the size of a pea) should cover an area of 10 x 10cm (4 x 4 inches)
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STEP 2
Repeat this process a minimum of three times a day and finally at bed time.
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STEP 3
Continue to apply gently to the skin for at least two weeks following a course of radiotherapy