Burns and Wound

Step into a new era of healing at Infinity Stem Cells, where cutting-edge science meets the body’s innate potential. Our advanced cell regeneration therapies, centered on mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs), harness the transformative power of cellular renewal to address a wide range of conditions, restoring vitality and igniting wellness from within.

|

Burns and Wound

Biologic therapies for burns and wound care are designed to speed up healing, minimize scarring, and restore skin function. By enhancing the body’s natural repair mechanisms, these treatments can benefit patients with both acute injuries and chronic wounds.

Common Conditions Treated

Chronic Wounds – Long-standing, slow-healing wounds such as pressure ulcers
Burns – Thermal, chemical, or electrical injuries
Diabetic Ulcers – Non-healing wounds typically on the feet or lower legs
Surgical Wounds – Post-operative incisions that fail to heal properly
Radiation-Induced Skin Damage – Tissue injury following cancer treatment

Treatment Modalities

Exosome Therapy

Applied topically to stimulate skin cell repair and reduce inflammation

Mesenchymal Stem Cell (MSC) Therapy

High-grade MSC-derived biologics to boost blood vessel formation and accelerate healing

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

Infused into dressings or injected to promote tissue regeneration

Extracellular Matrix (ECM) Products

Provide a structural framework for new tissue growth

Candidate Selection

Ideal Candidates:

Patients with non-healing wounds
Individuals recovering from moderate to severe burns
Post-surgical patients requiring enhanced healing

Contraindications:

Active systemic infections
Severe sepsis or uncontrolled chronic illnesses

Procedure Overview

Preparation

Irrigate the wound with sterile saline
Remove dead tissue (debridement) if needed to expose healthy skin

Administration

Topical Therapy – Apply biologic solution directly to the wound bed
Injection Therapy – Administer biologics into wound edges to promote deeper repair

Post-Treatment Care

Change dressings as directed by the provider
Monitor for signs of infection (redness, swelling, heat, discharge)
Educate patients on proper wound hygiene to maintain progress

Supporting Research

Exosomes for Burn Wound Healing – Reduced scarring and faster healing documented in clinical studies
MSC Therapy in Chronic Wound Care – Significant improvements in tissue repair and recovery rates reported