Wound Healing

Accelerates and supports the body's natural wound repair processes. This includes reducing inflammation, promoting collagen synthesis, increasing cell proliferation, and facilitating angiogenesis, leading to faster wound closure, reduced scarring, and decreased infection risk.

Wound healing is the body's natural process of repairing damaged tissue. This complex process involves a cascade of biological events including reducing inflammation to prevent further damage, promoting collagen synthesis to rebuild the tissue matrix, increasing cell proliferation to replace damaged cells, and facilitating angiogenesis (new blood vessel formation) to provide nutrients and oxygen to the healing area. Effective wound healing results in faster closure of wounds, reduced scarring due to proper tissue regeneration, and decreased risk of infection by restoring the protective barrier of the skin.