A toe freed of a<unk> . The toe has had to be cut longitudinally to divide the<unk>  The ligature is cut or dissolved as quickly as possible. Often it is possible to lift a portion of it to enable cutting, but in a severe case the ligature must be cut through the skin. This is, of course, injurious to the child, but may prevent loss of the digit. It must take place on the side of the toe, where there are no nerves or tendons. Other treatment not requiring minor surgery includes use of a chemical depilatory, such as the over-the-counter product Nair, to dissolve or weaken the<unk> . This option is not indicated if the<unk>  has cut into the skin. Use of depilatory products such as Nair is not an effective treatment on nylon or other fibers that are not human<unk> .
Hair tourniquet
Hyperbaric stretcher
Baffle 
Unna's boot
Shoe insert
Liquid bandage
Heating pad
Positive pressure personnel suit