Cicabio Creme+

The 1st ecobiological repairing soothing cream* that optimizes healing process while preserving the skin’s ecosystem.

Treatment care

Weakened skin

Antalgicine™ technology

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For who?

For all the family (except prematures)

What ingredients?

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Family convenient

Proven efficacy

+88% skin repair**

Product benefits

-Deeply repairs the epidermis to avoid scar marks

-Soothes itching and discomfort sensations

-Protects the skin against external agressions through its « dressing-effect » texture

-Easy to apply to facilitate scar massage

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All BIODERMA products are formulated according to the ecobiology principles, which is at the heart of NAOS' approach to respect the skin's ecosystem and preserve its health in a lasting way.

Cicabio Crème+ guarantees an optimal healing to help the skin to get back to its original state, thanks to a 2-level action :

1 – PRESERVES THE SKIN AND ITS NATURAL HEALING CYCLE

NEW MICROBIOME CENTRIC BIODERMA APPROACH - The formula considers the skin as an ecosystem and recreates a favorable environment for the cutaneous microbiome (moisturizing formula, biomimetic lipids, physiological pH, no antibacterial agents), to restore microbiome diversity 3h after application (1).

Antalgicine™ technology is inspired by a soothing molecule naturally present in the body that helps regulate discomfort and soothes unpleasant and itching sensations.

Its adapted texture, with a "dressing-effect“, protects the skin against external agressions while allowing the skin to breathe.

2 – OPTIMIZES HEALING PROCESS

The New Optimal repair Complex* contains a trio of biomimetic moisturizing and repairing active ingredients (polyglutamic acid, hyaluronic acid and xylose) and biologically interacts with the natural mechanisms of skin repair to improve skin healing and reconstruction. It moisturizes the skin to bring humid environment, a key element in the optimization of natural healing process.

*Patent application filed in France

How to use it
Recycling instructions

Body

Face

External intimate areas

Apply to the weakened area after gently cleansing.

Use twice a day until the skin is completely healed. Can be applied in a thick layer.

Step 1 Gently cleanse.
Step 2 Apply Cicabio Crème+ to the weakened area.
Step 3 If the scar permits, with the agreement of your healthcare professional, gently massage your scar.
Step 4 FLAT HAND MASSAGE
Massage flat with the whole hand in the direction of the scar.
Step 5 MASSAGE BY LOCAL FRICTION
Using your fingertips, make small circular movements on the scar
Step 6 PALPATE AND ROLL MASSAGE
Grab folds of skin between your thumb and forefinger and slide your fingers along the scar.

Do not apply to open wounds or oozing skin. If skin irritation persists, consult a healthcare professional.

Not for premature infants.

Eco-design of our products: Every day, we work on the improvement of our products to minimise their environmental impact. Most of our products are made of 100% recyclable plastic and all our outer boxes are 100% recyclable and made of paper from sustainably managed forests. Sorting instructions: Please refer to local sorting instructions to recycle your product properly.

Proven efficacy
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The skin protects us everyday from external aggressions. However, because we live life to the fullest, this protective barrier can be altered and leave marks. Caesarean section, peeling, tattoo, falling off a bike... When skin is weakened, a complex but ingenious process takes place: healing. The latest scientific discoveries have shown the importance of the microbiome diversity, to act at different steps : to limit infections, and help repair the skin. It is therefore essential to preserve and restore the microbiome to support skin healing.

Finally, during this long process, discomfort and itching sensations can appear, resulting in scratching, which can lead to scar marks.

Results proven by clinical studies

RESTORES THE MICROBIOME DIVERSITY in 3h (1)

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