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The information in this section is made available through the generous support of Dr. Grant Stevens. Neosporin and Polysporin Differences People often think that Neosporin topical ointment is the same, or interchangeable with Polysporin topic ointment. They are not the same, and many plastic surgeons do not want their patients using Neosporin as there can be allergic reactions with it due to the neomycin. Listed below are the differences between the two. Do not use any ointment, though, without the permission of your plastic surgeon first. Neosporin Original Active Ingredients: Polymyxin B Sulfate Bacitracin Zinc Neomycin Polysporin Ointment Active Ingredients: Polymyxin B Sulfate Bacitracin Zinc Please feel free to join us and ask any questions you may have at one of our specialized FAQ or support boards: Breast Augmentation Support Group and BA: Frequently Asked Questions Revision & Reconstruction Support Group and Revision & Reconstruction: Frequently Asked Questions Main Breast Reduction Support Board and BR: Frequently Asked Questions UK Breast Reduction and UK: Frequently Asked Questions FNG Support and Free Nipple Graft: Frequently Asked Questions The Lejour Method and LeJour: Frequently Asked Questions Tummy Tuck Support Board and TT: Frequently Asked Questions. |
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