Ego Numit 5% Cream 30g^ (always read the label)
^ Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Ask your pharmacist about this product.
Numit provides topical anaesthesia of the skin prior to: minor superficial cosmetic procedures such as tattoos, tattoo removal, fillers and laser hair removal, blood sampling, vaccinations and superficial surgical procedures, as well as topical anaesthesia of genital skin prior to superficial surgical procedures or infiltration analgesia.
Considering removing that tattoo you once loved, but the fear of potential pain is holding you back? The thought of laser tattoo removal can be anxiety inducing for some. While laser tattoo removal sessions are usually short, generally multiple laser treatments are required to remove a complex tattoo that contains a combination of different coloured inks.
The pain of these treatments can be minimised with numbing creams like numit. Numit can help you through it and make the experience much more comfortable by numbing the skin for at least two hours.
Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
1. Ensure the skin is clean and dry e.g. remove makeup. Press out a sufficient quantity of cream at the site of the procedure.
2. Apply an occlusive dressing or a plastic film. If using plastic film it should be stuck on with adhesive tape. Paper framed dressings are also suitable.
3. Cover the Numit cream so that you get a thick layer underneath. Do not spread out the cream. Smooth down the dressing edges carefully to avoid leakage.
4. The time of application can easily be marked directly on the occlusive dressing.
ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Immediately before the procedure, the occlusive dressing is removed, the Numit cream wiped off and the area cleaned with alcohol. Duration of effective skin anaesthesia will be at least 2 hours after removal of the occlusive dressing.
There's no shortage of options when it comes to saying goodbye to unwanted hair. There is considerable demand for long lasting and effective hair removal, with options such as waxing, depilatory creams, shaving, electrolysis, and laser1.
Laser hair removal is widely used for the treatment of unwanted hair2, which is a common problem. Laser hair removal has quickly become a favourite choice for tackling stubborn hair across various body areas including:
Bikini line
Chin
Legs
Armpits
Upper lip
Although laser hair removal is effective, it can come with discomfort for some. However, using a numbing cream such as Numit, can help with feeling more comfortable during this type of hair removal treatment.
Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
1. Vaidya T, Hohman MH, Kumar D D. Laser hair removal. [Updated 2023 Jul 25]. In: StatPearls [Internet]. Treasure Island (FL): StatPearls Publishing; 2024 Jan-. Available from: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK507861/.
2. Preston PW, Lanigan SW. Patient satisfaction with laser hair removal. J Cosmet Dermatol. 2003; 2(2): 68–72.
Cosmetic injections are a popular choice for achieving your desired aesthetic, but if the anticipation of injections and the associated pain makes you hesitant, you’re not alone.
The good news is there are solutions like numbing creams to help make the experience more comfortable. These topical anaesthetic creams can reduce discomfort during treatments, so you can say goodbye to the stress and pain, and enjoy a more relaxed appointment.
Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
Fraxel laser treatment can offer incredible skin rejuvenation, but the idea of discomfort and pain often holds people back. Numbing creams offer an anesthetising effect, helping to allow you to undergo the procedure with less pain while still achieving beautiful, refreshed skin with Fraxel treatment.
Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
Numit Numbing cream is a topical anaesthetic cream that provides anaesthesia of the skin.
Provides topical anaesthesia of the skin prior to: blood sampling, vaccination, superficial surgical procedures, minor superficial cosmetic procedures such as tattoos, tattoo removal, fillers and laser hair removal, insertion of IV catheters. Topical anaesthesia of genital skin prior to superficial surgical procedures or infiltration analgesia. Provides topical anaesthesia of the skin prior to: Minor superficial cosmetic procedures (such as tattoos, tattoo removal, filler, laser) Vaccination Superficial surgical procedures Blood sampling Made in Australia
Instructions for use on intact skin 1. Ensure the skin is clean and dry e.g. remove makeup. Press out a sufficient quantity of cream (about 2g) at the site of the procedure. 2. Apply an occlusive dressing or a plastic film. If using plastic film it should be stuck on with adhesive tape. Paper framed dressings are also suitable 3. Cover the Numit cream so that you get a thick layer underneath. Do not spread out the cream. Smooth down the dressing edges carefully to avoid leakage. 4. The time of application can easily be marked directly on the occlusive dressing. N.B. Numit must be applied at least 1 hours before the start of the procedure and may be left on several hours without loss of effect. For split skin grafting Numit must be applied 2 hours beforehand. Forprocedures on adult male genital skin, Numit must be applied 15 minutes beforehand. .5. Immediately before the procedure, the occlusive dressing will be removed, the Numit cream wiped off and the area cleaned with alcohol. Duration of effective skin anaesthesia will be at least 2 hours after removal of the occlusive dressing. See enclosed leaflet for full instructions before use.
For external use only. DO NOT APPLY NEAR EYES. Do not use on broken skin. Do not apply to large areas of the body, except on the advice of a healthcare practitioner. If skin irritation occurs, discontinue use and seek advice from your doctor or pharmacist.
Store Below 30°C.
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