What is Mobiderm®?
Mobiderm bandaging system is a complete care solution designed to support the treatment of oedema (swelling).
Originally developed for lymphoedema management, Mobiderm is effective on all types of oedema, including swelling caused by trauma or post-operative recovery.
The Mobiderm bandaging system is typically used during the reduction phase and relies on a four-layered bandaging technique that promotes optimal decongestion and improved patient comfort.
Key benefits of using the Mobiderm® technology
1. Stimulating the lymphatic vessels to remove the lymphatic load.
2. Reduces rebound by activating the initial lymphatic vessels
3. Reduces filtration
4. Softens fibrosis
A specific mode of action
Cubes have been specifically chosen to create the relief effect. Once encased in the non-woven material, their final position is not flat. The cubes protrude slightly, with their edges pointing outward, which generates higher localized pressure in the tissues.This design creates a pressure differential between the contact points of the cubes and the surrounding areas, promoting effective tissue decongestion.
Most products compress to reduce filtration.
Mobiderm® stimulates the initial lymphatics helping remove lymph load and reduce filtration.
The Mobiderm® bandaging system stey by step
Step 3 Contain the oedema: Cover the Mobiderm in a spiral half cover overlap with Biflexideal Short Stretch Bandage ( Light compression)
Step 4 Compress the oedema: Cover the Biflexideal with Biflex 16+ or 17+ Medium Stretch Bandage (Higher compression) following the bandage markings. BIFLEX 16+ (light) is recommended for mild to moderate lymphedema. BIFLEX 17+ (strong) is recommended for moderate to severe lymphedema.
Mobiderm® treatment plan
DAYTIME: Apply the 4-layer Mobiderm bandage in the morning and leave it on throughout the day.
NIGHTTIME: Remove the 4th layer (Biflex 16+ or 17+), patient sleeps with the first 3 layers in place.
TREATMENT COURSE: the duration depends on the severity of the lymphoedema, but a minimum of 3–5 days is recommended. After this period, reassess swelling to determine whether additional treatment is needed—often a further 3–5 days.