Baneocin ointment for acne on the face how to quickly cure

It is probably not an exaggeration to say that almost every person has experienced acne in their life.
For some it is a short-term and rare phenomenon, but for others it is a real problem. Not to mention the fact that acne spoils one’s appearance, they reduce a person’s self-esteem, contributing to self-doubt and the development of complexes.

Modern medicine offers many drugs for acne and acne, but how can you find the most effective one in this variety? For example, baneocin for acne. Reviews about this drug are mostly positive; many were able to get rid of skin rashes with its help.

Let's try to figure out if this is really so. And how baneocin acts on our delicate facial skin.

Compound

Baneocin is a local antibiotic. Its action is aimed at eliminating inflammation and rashes on the skin. The drug has an active antimicrobial effect.

The product penetrates deeply into the layers of the skin and actively fights inflammation and accelerates the process of tissue regeneration. The pronounced effect of Baneocin allows it to be used for cosmetic purposes for severe skin problems.

The main active ingredients are:

  • neomycin (neomycin sulfate);
  • bacitracin (bacitracin zinc).

Both components belong to the group of aminoglycosides. They complement and enhance each other's effectiveness. Their effect on pathogenic bacteria occurs at the protein level, which allows them to almost completely destroy the cause of inflammation.

Baneocin can be used for a long period of time without fear of addiction. Bacteria are not able to produce a strain for this antibiotic, which allows it to maintain its effectiveness.

Reviews

We invite you to read the reviews about the drug Baneocin that we encountered on various information sites. If you still have any questions, you can always ask a question on our cosmetic forum, and we will be happy to help you!

I constantly use Baneocin for cuts and burns, an excellent remedy that speeds up healing. Once I fell off my bike and scratched my elbow on the asphalt, went to the pharmacy and asked for streptocide, but there was none and the pharmacist advised me to buy this product. And not in vain, the sore literally healed before our eyes. Now I always have it in my closet in case of any damage to the skin.

Victoria, 27 years old

The wound did not heal for a long time, I would peel off the crust myself, or it would get caught somewhere, the doctor advised me to buy Baneocin ointment and apply it under the bandage at night. I started using it and my injury healed very quickly. However, this product has a huge disadvantage - it is very expensive, so you have to use it sparingly.

Victor, 34 years old

Release form

Baneocin is produced in two forms:

  • the ointment has a uniform consistency, a pungent odor and a yellowish color. Produced in aluminum tubes of 20 g. In addition to the main substances, the composition includes petroleum jelly and lanolin. The average price of the drug is about 350 rubles;
  • the powder has a yellowish homogeneous structure. Produced in 10 g plastic jars with a dispenser. The composition includes an additional substance - starch with magnesium oxide. The cost of the drug is also about 350 rubles.

Baneocin for acne can be used in any form of release. The ointment is in great demand due to its simplicity and ease of use.

Similar means

The drug baneocin has two dosage forms: powder and ointment. Therefore, we will consider each analogue separately.

Analogues of Baneocin powder

Of course, the first cheap Russian analogue of this dosage form is Streptocide powder.

Streptocide

Streptocide is a sulfonamide antibiotic with a wide spectrum of activity, but is not intended for application to wounds with a large amount of pus (you can read about this on our forum). Although this remedy copes well with fresh and weeping wounds, including burns, trophic ulcers, damage to the epidermis after tattoos and piercings. If you make a choice between Baneocin and Streptocide, you should remember that with long-term use Streptocide has less severe side effects and is also active against anaerobic bacteria.

The cost is from 20 to 50 rubles for a 2 gram bag and about 150 rubles for a 10 gram package.

"Ambulance" powder for wounds

This product does not contain antibiotics and has a more natural composition, which includes:

  • Talc (drying, moisture-retaining agent);
  • Potato starch (filler, base component);
  • Zinc oxide (has anti-inflammatory, drying, anti-allergic effect);
  • Powder of the rhizomes of Calamus (has anti-inflammatory, astringent and antiseptic effects, the latter of course inferior to antibacterial drugs);
  • Salicylic acid powder (has a drying, keratolytic effect).

In the instructions for this powder for wounds, the effect of the components is far-fetched; such a composition will naturally be inferior to drugs with antibiotics and, if there is an infection in the sore, it simply will not cope.

The only indications for which I would definitely recommend using this remedy are weeping with atopic dermatitis, not complicated by a secondary infection, and weeping, uninfected eczema to absorb moisture and dry out damaged skin in this area.

Dermacide

The next analogue in powder form, Dermacid, is a veterinary drug, but has a very good composition.

The dermacide contains the following components:

  • Xeroform (an antiseptic bactericidal substance, also included in Vishnevsky ointment);
  • Streptocide is a sulfonamide antibiotic;
  • Tannins (have anti-inflammatory and astringent effects).

As we see, all these components are also used in humans in dosage forms, so this analogue is also suitable for treating various damage to the epidermis.

Dermatsid's indications include:

  • Treatment of wounds;
  • Treatment of postoperative sutures;
  • Treatment of the area after castration (in animals);
  • Treatment of trophic ulcers.

The price varies depending on the packaging size, which ranges from 10 to 200 grams.

Ranosan

Another drug also belongs to the veterinary category - Ranosan.

Ranosan has the following composition:

  • Chloramphenicol (an antibiotic better known as Levomycetin);
  • Methyluracil (powerful healing agent);
  • Lidocaine hydrochloride (an anesthetic that relieves pain and sensitivity at the site of skin damage);
  • Zinc oxide (anti-inflammatory, drying anti-allergenic agent);
  • Potato starch (excipient, base).

We are also seeing all of the components being used in human dosage forms as well. The first two components are the main active ingredients of Levomekol ointment.

This drug can be used to treat:

  • Wounds and cracks;
  • Trophic ulcers;
  • Complicated eczema.

Due to the presence of Lidocaine in the composition, this drug should not be used by people who have convulsions, including on Lidocaine, suffering from various forms of atrioventricular heart block, or heart failure.

The price of Ranosan is about 160 rubles per 5 gram jar.

You should know that veterinary drugs, especially those applied to wounds, are also subject to strict requirements, so there is no doubt about their effectiveness and safety, especially since these drugs contain components used in drugs for humans. But we should also not forget about possible side effects caused by the components included in the composition.

Analogs of Baneocin ointment

Among ointment analogues, first of all, it is worth mentioning ointments containing the broad-spectrum antibiotic Chloramphenicol - these are drugs such as Levomekol, Levomethyl and Sinthomycin liniment. A separate article has been written about each of these drugs and we recommend that you take a closer look at them.

How to use Baneocin for acne on the face

Baneocin is a fairly strong antibiotic. It should be used for extensive purulent inflammation. For relatively mild inflammation, it is better to give preference to less strong remedies.

Before using the drug, you should definitely make an appointment with a dermatologist or cosmetologist. Doctors will assess the condition of the skin and give recommendations on the use of the drug.

The method of application of different forms of release is not particularly different.

Rules for using Baneocin:

  • Thoroughly cleanse your facial skin of dirt, dust and sebum. You should wash your face with special foams suitable for your skin type, then treat your facial skin with lotion or tonic. The main thing is that cosmetics do not contain soap or alcohol. In combination with Baneocin, this can dry out the skin. For additional disinfection for purulent acne, it is good to wipe your face with antiseptic agents;
  • Baneocin is applied in a thin layer, preferably overnight. For greater effect from the product, you can make a compress - apply the product to a cotton pad and secure it on the affected area with a band-aid overnight. In the morning, remove the compress. In order not to cause overdrying of the skin, Baneocin should be applied pointwise to areas of inflammation. But if there is severe inflammation of a large area, you can apply the product to the entire area;
  • if Baneocin gets on the mucous membrane of the eyes, mouth or nose, rinse them immediately;
  • In the morning you should wash thoroughly with cleansers to remove any residues of Baneocin. After washing, treat your face with toner and lubricate with nourishing cream;
  • Baneocin can be used in the morning, but on the condition that after 30-60 minutes the product is thoroughly washed off.

The drug has a yellowish color, but when applied to the skin it becomes completely invisible.

In the process of treating acne with Baneocin, facial cleansing plays an important role. The main cause of inflammation is particles of skin and sebum that clog the pores.

The more thoroughly the facial skin is cleaned, the more effective the effect of Baneocin will be.

The frequency of use of the drug depends on the degree of acne. For minor minor inflammations, 1 application per day is sufficient. For more severe damage to the facial skin, the amount of application should be increased to 2-4 times a day.

Baneocin should be used daily. Mild acne can be cured after 3-4 days of use. It will take longer to treat purulent acne. The drug can be applied for 2 weeks without interruption. A repeated course can be carried out only after a break of 2-3 weeks.

Important Features

To achieve more visible results in treatment, it is necessary to adhere to the following important features:

  • Do not use the substance in large quantities ; it is recommended to strictly follow the instructions for use. Otherwise, increased dryness of the epidermis may occur;
  • For wounds and inflammatory formations that tend to secrete fluid, it is recommended to use powder;
  • When using powder to treat acne, do not apply the substance to the eyes or mouth;
  • Before starting treatment, you must consult a dermatologist and undergo diagnostics;
  • In the presence of liver and kidney diseases, the dosage should be reduced and the patient’s well-being monitored;
  • When treating acne, crusts may form , which are not recommended to be eliminated;
  • Before starting acne treatment, it is recommended to test for individual sensitivity to the components.

It is not recommended to use Baneocin ointment against acne before going outside, as direct sunlight can cause irritation and burns on the epidermis.

Contraindications

But the drug Baneocin is not an absolutely safe drug. Like any medicine, it has its contraindications.

Cases when Baneocin cannot be used:

  • intolerance to the main components of the product;
  • renal failure;
  • problems with the cardiovascular system.

During pregnancy and breastfeeding, Baneocin can be used only with the permission of a doctor. Before use, be sure to read the instructions and take all precautions into account.

Use in childhood

The use of Baneocin in childhood requires compliance with the following features:

  • The substance is used from the first days of life on the recommendation of the attending physician;
  • Application is carried out only on a specific area of ​​the body, prohibited for large areas;
  • It is recommended to use powder to treat the umbilical cord;
  • Use is prohibited for diseases of internal organs, as well as for allergic dermatitis in a child.

Pediatricians recommend short-course treatment with Baneocin under the supervision of a specialist.

Side effect

When the drug is applied to the affected areas, it acts on the surface layers of the skin and is practically not absorbed into the blood. This almost completely eliminates the possibility of side effects.

But if Baneocin is used incorrectly or precautions are not followed, some side effects may occur. They mainly appear on the skin at the sites where the drug is applied.

Side effects:

  • excessive dry skin;
  • itching;
  • redness;
  • burning;
  • allergic reaction.

If the drug is used excessively without a proper break, excessive absorption into the blood may occur, which will lead to disruption of the functioning of individual body systems:

  • immune – the occurrence of hypersensitivity to individual components of the drug;
  • nervous – nerve blockade, disruption of the vestibular nerve;
  • hearing – hearing loss due to ototoxicity;
  • urinary – accumulation of toxins in the kidneys.

If all rules of use and precautions are followed, the occurrence of adverse reactions from Baneocin is almost minimal.

What to choose Baneocin powder or ointment?

When deciding which form of the drug Baneocin to choose: powder or ointment, you should take into account the nature of the skin lesions for which it will be used.

I recommend remembering the rule: apply powder to wet wounds.

Baneocin powder should be applied to all wounds, cracks, cuts and burns from which ichor comes out, as well as weeping trophic ulcers, weeping eczema.

The ichor - a transparent sticky liquid flowing from a wound - is an excellent breeding ground for pathogenic microbes, but when it dries, a protective crust is formed that protects the site of damage to the epidermis from infection. The powder absorbs moisture, thus having a drying and antibacterial effect, which overall will speed up healing.

The second reason why powder, rather than ointment, should be applied to weeping wounds is that when moisture is released, the ointment, which has a fatty base, is washed out of the wound (as we know, oil does not mix with water), and, therefore, the effectiveness of the drug decreases.

Therefore, Baneocin ointment should be applied to:

  • Dry wounds;
  • Acne;
  • Non-wetting burns;
  • Rosacea complicated by bacterial infection;
  • Atopic dermatitis and seborrhea complicated by bacterial infection, accompanied by dryness and flaking of the skin;
  • Helps heal cat scratches well.

Interaction with other drugs

Baneocin entails systemic absorption.

The simultaneous use of Baneocin and the use of certain medications may have the following consequences:

  • the combination of Baneocin and coelophosfarines and other aminoglycosides will increase the risk of a nephrotoxic reaction;
  • the interaction of Baneocin, furosemide and ethacrynic acid also leads to the development of nephrotoxic and ototoxic reactions;
  • the combined use of Baneocin, analgesics, anesthetics and muscle relaxants increases the risk of developing neuromuscular blockade.

Does it help?

Baneocin is a relatively strong remedy. But using it alone will not help cure acne with purulent rashes.

Treatment should be comprehensive and include careful daily care, proper nutrition, the use of medicinal cosmetics, proper daily routine and, if necessary, drug therapy.

Only an integrated approach will effectively cope with serious facial skin problems. And the use of Baneocin will speed up this process.

Numerous positive reviews indicate its effectiveness and prove that its use helps in the treatment of purulent acne.

Indications for use

Baneocin is recommended to be used after a special type of diagnosis, which allows us to identify the cause of the problem.

Most often prescribed for the following problems:

  • Inflammatory formations on the skin with purulent impurities;
  • Trophic type ulcers
  • Infections caused by staphylococcus bacteria;
  • Dermatitis of various types;
  • First and second degree burns
  • For wound healing after surgical interventions;
  • Wounds with purulent formations;
  • Eczema of varying severity;
  • Comedones and subcutaneous pimples.

It is also recommended to be used as an antibacterial substance against various types of abrasions and skin damage.

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