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Maintaining the
Right Environment
No Matter What
the Landscape
Introducing
The CeraPlus One-Piece Pouching System
with Remois Technology*
Fit
Formulation
Come Together
The impact of PSCs
The Impact of Peristomal
Skin Complications
The most common difficulty experienced by people
with ostomies is peristomal skin irritation1
76%
Some issues with peristomal skin
No peristomal skin issue
Fewer than 1 in 5 people with
ostomies seek treatment for
their peristomal skin issues2
Patients
Clinicians
•Some people with ostomies
believe that having a peristomal
skin issue is normal3
•The need to maintain healthy
patient peristomal skin is a
common source of concern for
Stomal Therapy Nurses
•Peristomal skin complications
have a negative impact on
quality of life for those living
with an ostomy1,4
•Clinicians are pressed to find
time in their busy days to help
manage peristomal skin issues
Healthy skin function
Stratum Corneum
• The skin’s moisture
barrier function is
mediated by the outer
layer, or epidermis
• The outermost layer
of the epidermis is the
stratum corneum,
which contains
cornified (dead) cells
surrounded by
ceramides,
cholesterol, free fatty
acids and other lipids
Peristomal Skin Health Is Important
to Every Body
• Skin condition greatly affects how well the skin barrier adheres
and can affect general patient well-being5
• Peristomal skin complications (PSCs) are too common5
As a Stomal Therapy Nurse, you have the power to make
product choices that can make a difference for your patients
which can positively impact their lives.
Peristomal Skin Deserves Better
Fit + Formulation Come Together
FIT The Hollister Advantage
•‘Fit’ is a critical element for ostomy care
• ‘Fit’ can directly impact skin health and overall patient well-being
• Getting the ‘Fit’ right is a key part of overall management
Why FIT matters?
•Since no two ostomy
patients are the same, it’s
important to choose a skin
barrier that accommodates
their varied needs
The new Moderma Flex CeraPlus range has the options you
need to meet the challenges you face regardless of body type.
Flat | Firm Convex | Soft Convex | CTF/PC
FORMULATION The Ceramide Advantage
Healthy Skin
Damaged Skin
Abundant levels of ceramide
May contain lower levels of ceramide
• More resistant to external forces
• Better protection against water loss
• Well-hydrated and supple
• More vulnerable to external forces
• More vulnerable to water loss
• Susceptible to damage and dryness
Healthy Skin
Natural Ceramides
Dry Skin
Damaged Skin
Atopic
Dermatitis Skin
• Studies show that
ceramide levels are
abundant in healthy
skin, but may be
lower in damaged
or diseased skin.
Ceramides are a natural component of human skin, consisting of waxy
lipid molecules. Ceramides link cells of the outer skin (epidermis)
together to form a waterproof, protective barrier.
CeraPlus Soft Convex Pouching System
The CeraPlus Soft Convex Skin Barrier:
Fit + Formulation
Soft Convex Design
Ceramide Infused Skin Barrier
•Designed to create
gentle pressure around
the stoma for a better fit
•Help protect the skin’s natural
moisture barrier
•A comfortable alternative
to firm convexity
•Help decrease transepidermal water
loss (TEWL)
•Help maintain healthy peristomal skin
Maintaining Skin Health From The Start
The new CeraPlus soft convex skin barrier - designed to support
healthy skin from the start and long after they leave your care.
The
Fit
Formulation
you need.
CeraPlus Moderma Flex Soft Convex Range
Drainable | Maxi | Midi | Tape | CTF/PC | Beige VO | Clear
The CeraPlus One-Piece
Soft Convex Pouching System
AF300 Filter − A filter you
can use with confidence
Tape Border − Designed
with Security in Mind
•Reduced gas build-up
and ballooning.
•Breathable
•Internal and external
liquid protection.
No stickers/covers required.
•Non-woven adhesive (not
micropore - hypoallergenic)
•Lightweight and highly flexible
•Conformable
•Creates a lower barrier profile
Viewing Option
The discretion of beige, and
the confidence of clear—all in
one pouch.
•The viewing option is utilised by
breaking the perforated seal.
Security Made Simple
•When the flap is lifted, the
stoma and output can be
observed clearly and privately.
Newly designed security flap
and tail reinforcement
•The curved seal helps prevent
water from collecting during
bathing or showering.
•Transparent security flap - easy
to open and close
•Lock’n Roll microseal closure
•Flexible ribbed strips reinforce
tail to aid flow control and
facilitate easy cleaning
•Tactile feedback upon closing
NEW
Moderma Flex CeraPlus Range
Drainable
Description
Barrier
Flat
CeraPlus
Soft Convex
CeraPlus
Soft Convex
FlexWear
Firm Convex
CeraPlus
Sizes
Colour
Midi / Maxi
Clear, Beige, Viewing Option
Cut-to-Fit
Tape
Box QTY
ü
30
Midi / Maxi
Beige, Viewing Option
Pre-Cut
ü
30
Midi / Maxi
Clear, Beige, Viewing Option
Cut-to-Fit
ü
10
Midi / Maxi
Beige, Viewing Option
Pre-Cut
ü
10
Midi
Beige, Viewing Option
Cut-to-Fit
ü
10
Maxi
Clear
Cut-to-Fit
ü
10
Midi / Maxi
Clear, Beige, Viewing Option
Cut-to-Fit
ü
10
Midi / Maxi
Beige, Viewing Option
Pre-Cut
ü
10
Sizes
Colour
Midi
Beige, Viewing Option
Cut-to-Fit
30
Midi
Beige, Viewing Option
Pre-Cut
30
Midi
Beige, Viewing Option
Cut-to-Fit
30
Midi
Beige, Viewing Option
Pre-Cut
30
Closed
Description
Barrier
Flat
CeraPlus
Firm Convex
CeraPlus
Fit
Box QTY
Formulation
Come Together
Hollister Incorporated
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and some nurse experiences with CeraPlus at
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Victoria, Australia 3207
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* Remois is a technology of Alcare Co., Ltd.
The Hollister logo, AF300, CeraPlus, Lock ’n Roll, and
“Hollister Ostomy. Details Matter.” are trademarks of
Hollister Incorporated.
© 2016 Hollister Incorporated. AUH009.
1.Richbourg L, Thorpe JM, Rapp CG. Difficulties Experienced by the Ostomate after
Hospital Discharge. JWOCN. Jan/Feb, 2007. 2. Nybaek H, et al. Skin Problems in Ostomy
Patients: A Case Control Study of Risk Factors. Acta Derm Venereol. 2009;89:64-67. 3.
Patient interviews, Hollister, Peristomal Skin Issues Video, 2012. 4. Nichols T. Body Image
Perception, the Stoma Peristomal Skin Condition. GIN Journal. Feb, 2011. 5. Nybaek H. et
al. Stratum corneum integrity as a predictor for peristomal skin problems in ostomates, Br J
Dermatol. 2010 Feb 1;62(2):357-61.