Once considered waste, the skin is rich in collagen types I and III, essential for tissue regeneration, and
has a structure similar to human skin, making it ideal for healing.When applied to burns, the skin acts as a “second skin,” protecting wounds, reducing pain, maintaining moisture, and preventing infection.
Patients report faster recovery, fewer scars, and a sense of hope. Before use,
the skin is sterilized, disinfected, and treated with glycerol to ensure safety and biocompatibility. READ MORE BELOW
