Showerproof wound dressings are designed to offer temporary protection against water exposure during activities like showering and swimming. They are typically made from materials such as breathable films or thin polyurethane, which provide a limited barrier against moisture. Despite their design, they are not completely impervious to water, as moisture can sometimes seep through gaps under the adhesive. Additionally, condensation can accumulate under the dressing during a shower, potentially compromising the healing environment. For these reasons, it is important to change showerproof dressings after showering to ensure the wound remains dry and protected. Proper application and timely replacement are crucial for effective wound care and optimal healing.