Otherwise, you need about classic paving Elastoplast probably not say much. It sticks "like hell" at all points and is suitable for almost all small to medium skin injuries - except perhaps on the elbows or knees (in this case, I recommend the Elastic Elastoplast, because the latter clearly better applied in those regions and thus also against contamination from the outside protects).
With weeping or fresh abrasions might initially suggest a Frequent dressing changes since the patch may can sometimes stick to the wound. Alternatively, before joining some ointment on the wound, and this helps.
In sensitive (children's) skin, the adhesive surfaces can cause skin redness / irritations ever since I recommend for sensitive variant.
