#THE EYES OF ARA BLUE LIGHT SKIN#

Hypertrophic scarring in burn wounds is caused by overactive fibroblasts and myofibroblasts. Authors may use MDPI'sĮnglish editing service prior to publication or during author revisions.

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New instrumentation/light therapy devices.

Optical diagnostics for wound infection and impaired wound healing.

Light-based antimicrobial therapies of infected wounds.

#THE EYES OF ARA BLUE LIGHT SKIN#

Effects of blue/VIS light on wound healing and skin cells.We invite you to submit original research papers with your most recent clinical or experimental findings, review articles, clinical studies, and letters addressing relevant topics in the field. This Special Issue welcomes papers on all aspects of the prevention and treatment of wounds by using blue or visible light. In addition, blue light may modulate skin physiology and the wound-healing process. Visible light phototherapy, particularly using blue light, has demonstrated antimicrobial efficacy against various microbes and wound pathogens, and can also be used for diagnostic purposes. Problematic wound healing and chronic wounds affect millions of patients worldwide and represent a major socio-economic burden to the healthcare sector and society.Īpart from minimizing risk factors contributing to impaired wound healing (obesity, diabetes, malnutrition etc.), innovative treatment concepts in the prevention and treatment of chronic/infected wounds and associated conditions are necessary to improve patient care and healing processes.

The eyes of ara blue light