The Skin Repair Process

The skin is designed to heal wounds quickly to prevent blood loss or infection. In normal skin healing, wounded skin rapidly closed and then closed the area slowly to eliminate injuries.

In children the remodeling scar is usually quickly removed from the injured skin area. But as adults, is very different because of the small scars may remain for years. One way to accelerate remodeling is to encourage a small number of skin damage with a needle, laser, acid or any other way, and then let the body repair processes rebuild.

Another method is to use enzymes and fibroblast proliferators to improve the process of building back better. Fibroblasts are cells in the skin basement membrane and they were pioneers of all the structural elements of healthy skin, including those providing tensile strength and elasticity of the skin. Enzymes dissolve or digest the damaged skin and dead cells.