Skin fascia stapler is a disposable fascia stapler. The stapler places one staple each time the instrument handles is activated. The staples first penetrate the fascia and are then formed, thus holding the tissue together.

Skin grafting instruments typically include razors with one edge flat and hook for stretching skin. In skin grafting, razors are used for removing strips of the epidermal skin layer. The incision is best made by a to-and-fro sawing motion, keeping the flat edge of the razor parallel with the skin surface. Hooks are generally in retractor form with blades recurved and provided with fine short teeth. These are employed to engage and draw the skin tightly while it is being incised with a razor or other cutting instrument.

Skin protectants are a valuable intervention for diaper rash. These protectants include allantoin, calamine, cod liver oil, dimethicone, kaolin, lanolin, mineral oil, petrolatum, talc, topical starch, white petrolatum and zinc oxide.