Miaderm Fragrance-Free

This cream was amazing for my mom during her radiotherapy treatments for non-Hodgkin follicular lymphoma on her neck. Thanks to Miaderm, she didn’t experience any redness, pain, blisters, or sensitivity in the treated area. We applied it immediately after each session and a few times during the day as a precaution. The cream absorbs quickly, doesn’t leave any residue, and isn’t sticky. It has a very faint scent that is almost unnoticeable. Before Miaderm, we were using Aquaphor, but my mom developed a slight rash, nothing major. Once we switched to Miaderm, her skin stayed in excellent condition, with only a slight change in texture that’s barely noticeable unless you touch it. TL;DR: Miaderm is an excellent cream for radiotherapy. No redness, pain, or irritation. Absorbs quickly, isn’t sticky, and has a very light scent. Highly recommend! For context: My mom completed 20 sessions of radiotherapy with only minor side effects. She still has some difficulty swallowing larger or harder foods and has ongoing loss of taste, but both are manageable for her. I also used Biotène, KIN Hidrat spray, and chewing gum to help with dry mouth, and followed the oncology nurse’s advice for regular salt and baking soda rinses to prevent mouth sores. I hope this review helps others make an informed decision!

This was what was recommended to my by the radiation oncologist's office. It helped me keep my skin damage minimal.

I am so thankful for this cream! I used it generously during breast radiation (4-5 times per day), and I had very little sensitivity or burns. It goes on easily, does not feel greasy or sticky, and absorbs quickly. The tube lasts and lasts which makes the price easier to bear. I highly recommend it!!!

This works really well for breast radiation. Eases the pain. Better than what was recommended by doctors.

Recommended by my radiation oncologist to help prevent radiation burns. I applied it three times a day as he suggested and was amazed that my pasty white skin didn’t burn. The product is a bit on the expensive side, but the reward of tolerating four weeks of radiation without burns makes it value for money.