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Nexobrid

Nexobrid Dosage

Daisy Chau, PharmDKristianne Hannemann, PharmD
Reviewed by Daisy Chau, PharmD, Kristianne Hannemann, PharmD
Last reviewed on December 10, 2025

Typical dosage for Nexobrid

Nexobrid is applied to your skin by a healthcare professional. Your dose is based on your body surface area (BSA), which takes into account your weight and height.

  • Adults: The typical dose is a 3 mm-thick layer applied to a burn area up to 15% of your BSA. The area will be covered with a dressing, and the medication will stay on for 4 hours. After that, your care team will gently scrape off the dead skin from the treated area.

    • If all of the dead skin can't be removed, if you have multiple wounds, or if your burn covers more than 15% BSA, you might receive a second treatment 24 hours later.
    • For both applications together, the total treated area can't be more than 20% of your BSA.
  • Children

    • 6 years and older: The typical dose is a 3 mm-thick layer applied to a burn area up to 15% of your child's BSA. The area will be covered with a dressing, and the medication will stay on for 4 hours. After that, their care team will gently scrape off the dead skin from the treated area.
    • Less than 6 years old: The typical dose is a 3 mm-thick layer applied to a burn area up to 10% of your child's BSA. The area will be covered with a dressing, and the medication will stay on for 4 hours. After that, their care team will gently scrape off the dead skin from the treated area.
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