Flen Health
Flen Health develops, manufactures, and distributes advanced biotechnological solutions for wound and skin healing. Its offerings include topical dressings, gels, cleansers, and educational resources for both clinical professionals and patients. Operating globally in over 40 countries, Flen Health emphasizes research-driven product development, clinical education, and international collaboration to promote inclusive and effective wound care.
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Flen Health
29, Rue Henri Koch, L-4354 Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg
Products
Primary wound dressing for managing acute, chronic, and infected wounds at risk of infection, offering autolytic debridement, antimicrobial protection, and a moist wound environment.
Topical gel designed for minor wounds, superficial burns, and damaged skin, supporting faster tissue repair, pain relief, and reduced scarring using hydrogel and hydrocolloid technology.
Hydro-active colloid gel developed for the protection and symptomatic treatment of skin reactions caused by radiotherapy. Reduces onset and severity of moist desquamation and promotes skin regeneration.
Isotonic buffered wound cleanser developed for mechanical cleaning of wounds and creation of a low pH environment to support healing and reduce bacterial growth.
Gel spray formulated to relieve symptoms of itch, pain, redness, or irritation in cases of acute or chronic skin disorders (not for open wounds), providing rapid relief and restoring skin moisture balance.
Primary wound dressing for managing acute, chronic, and infected wounds at risk of infection, offering autolytic debridement, antimicrobial protection, and a moist wound environment.
Topical gel designed for minor wounds, superficial burns, and damaged skin, supporting faster tissue repair, pain relief, and reduced scarring using hydrogel and hydrocolloid technology.
Hydro-active colloid gel developed for the protection and symptomatic treatment of skin reactions caused by radiotherapy. Reduces onset and severity of moist desquamation and promotes skin regeneration.
Isotonic buffered wound cleanser developed for mechanical cleaning of wounds and creation of a low pH environment to support healing and reduce bacterial growth.
Gel spray formulated to relieve symptoms of itch, pain, redness, or irritation in cases of acute or chronic skin disorders (not for open wounds), providing rapid relief and restoring skin moisture balance.
Services
Organization of educational events, including workshops and roadshows, to enhance wound care knowledge, share clinical best practices, and develop healthcare practitioner skills.
Organization of educational events, including workshops and roadshows, to enhance wound care knowledge, share clinical best practices, and develop healthcare practitioner skills.
Expertise Areas
- Wound care management
- Chronic wound healing
- Burn and trauma skin treatment
- Prevention and management of radiotherapy-induced skin reactions
Key Technologies
- Enzyme-based antimicrobial systems
- Alginate-based hydroactive gels
- Isotonic buffered wound cleansers
- Moist wound healing platforms
Key People
Founder and Vice President of Board of Directors
Founder and Vice President of Board of Directors
News & Updates
Received the 'Best Education on Correct Use' award at the Consumer Healthcare Communication Awards (BACHI), recognizing excellence in patient education and public health communication. Fourth win in this category.
Discussion on managing hard-to-heal wounds, including a case study demonstrating full healing of a deep pressure ulcer in 11 weeks.
Article on engaging patients in self-care and wound management for improved health outcomes.
Exploration of patient autonomy, behavioral change, and the impact of self-management in treating diabetic foot ulcers.
Addresses the challenges and solutions for assessing and diagnosing wounds across different skin tones.
Provides insight into the variability of radiotherapy-induced skin reactions across skin types and methodologies for accurate assessment.
Received the 'Best Education on Correct Use' award at the Consumer Healthcare Communication Awards (BACHI), recognizing excellence in patient education and public health communication. Fourth win in this category.
Discussion on managing hard-to-heal wounds, including a case study demonstrating full healing of a deep pressure ulcer in 11 weeks.
Article on engaging patients in self-care and wound management for improved health outcomes.
Exploration of patient autonomy, behavioral change, and the impact of self-management in treating diabetic foot ulcers.
Addresses the challenges and solutions for assessing and diagnosing wounds across different skin tones.
Provides insight into the variability of radiotherapy-induced skin reactions across skin types and methodologies for accurate assessment.