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Four-Layer Bandaging: From Concept to Practice

The 4-layer bandage was originally designed to provide sustained leg compression to patients with venous leg ulcers. Since then, the practice of 4-layer bandaging has become widespread in the United Kingdom. Ulcer healing rates vary for a number of reasons. This review, by a member of the original design team, seeks to discuss reasons of varying success and offers advice for its appropriate usage.