Wound Care

Breakthrough Wound Care is Here

When the immune system works as it should, small cuts, scrapes, and surgical sites improve with little intervention other than cleaning and bandaging. But when wounds don’t close properly, are slow to recover, or reopen, it’s serious. In fact, a wound that hasn’t improved by 53% within the first 30 days is unlikely to recover completely within 12 weeks. These chronic wounds and ulcers quickly become a cause for concern, especially if you have an underlying condition such as diabetes or a weak immune system.

If you have a wound that isn’t improving, getting care from your primary care provider is the first step. Typically, you’ll be prescribed antibiotics, followed by possible surgical intervention to remove dead tissue. But sometimes, the wound still won’t close.

Now, there’s hope for patients and providers with a breakthrough in wound care. This wound dressing helps both providers and patients manage chronic wounds, helping prevent painful infections, and in very serious instances, amputation.

Introducing Regenerative Wound Treatment

An innovative new wound dressing leverages the breakthroughs in regenerative medicine and applies them to wound care. Amniotic allografts act as a skin barrier that supports the treatment of acute and chronic wounds. It’s more than a protective covering, delivering key components already found in the body, such as cytokines and growth factors, improving patient outcomes.

Patients appreciate the treatment for its: