The Prevena™ Peel and Place Incision Management System is a single-use, negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) device designed to help manage closed surgical incisions. Ideal for hospital or outpatient post-operative care, this system promotes healing by reducing lateral tension, managing exudate, and protecting the incision from external contamination.

Overview

The Prevena™ system delivers continuous −125 mmHg negative pressure for up to 7 days to stabilize the incision environment. The preassembled Peel and Place dressing features an integrated foam interface and adheres securely over the closed incision. It connects to a compact, battery-operated therapy unit with a fluid canister, offering mobility and ease of use during recovery. The system is designed to support early discharge and post-surgical healing in both clinical and home settings.

Key Features

• −125 mmHg continuous NPWT: Promotes wound healing by reducing edema and supporting tissue approximation.
• Peel and Place dressing: Preassembled for fast, easy application with minimal training.
• Integrated foam interface: Helps evenly distribute pressure and draw fluid away from the incision.
• Compact therapy unit: Battery-powered and portable for patient comfort and mobility.
• Canister-based fluid management: 45 mL single-use canister securely collects exudate.
• Visual and audible alerts: Notifies users of air leaks, low battery, or full canister status.
• Shower-compatible: Patients can maintain hygiene without interrupting therapy.

Product Specifications

• Dressing lengths: 13 cm or 20 cm options available
• Therapy unit weight: Approx. 0.4 lb (0.2 kg)
• Unit dimensions: Approx. 13.6 cm × 7.5 cm × 3 cm
• Canister volume: 45 mL
• Battery: Pre-installed (3 AA batteries)
• Operating temperature: 5 °C–40 °C (41 °F–104 °F)
• Material compatibility: Latex-free, non-cytotoxic components
• Usage duration: Up to 7 days per dressing application

Ideal For

• Hospitals and surgical recovery units
• Outpatient surgery centers
• Post-operative home care
• Orthopedic, cardiac, plastic, and general surgical patients
• Wound care clinics managing surgical site complications