Skin substitutes are advanced biologic Palm Beach Gardens Wound Center products designed to support tissue regeneration and accelerate healing in chronic, non-healing wounds. These innovative treatments provide a protective framework that encourages new tissue growth and helps wounds heal when traditional treatments alone are not enough.
At Palm Beach Gardens Wound Center, Dr. Orlando Cedeno, DPM utilizes advanced skin substitute therapies for patients whose wounds have not responded adequately to conventional treatments. These innovative solutions can significantly improve healing outcomes while reducing the risk of complications.
Application procedure
Advanced wound care technology
Minimally invasive treatment
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Our Palm Beach Gardens Wound Center specialists select the most appropriate biologic therapy based on your wound characteristics and healing goals.
Contains living cells that help stimulate tissue repair and support the natural healing process.
Provides a structural framework that encourages new tissue growth without containing living cells.
Laboratory-developed skin products designed to replicate the function of healthy skin tissue.
Derived from donated placental tissues rich in growth factors that support wound healing.
Supports cellular migration and promotes healthy tissue regeneration.
Combines wound protection with regenerative properties to accelerate healing.
Dr. Cedeno assesses the wound's size, depth, duration, and healing progress to determine candidacy for skin substitute therapy.
The wound is carefully cleaned and prepared to maximize the effectiveness of the skin substitute application.
The selected biologic material is precisely placed over the wound and secured with specialized dressings.
Regular visits allow us to monitor healing progress and determine if additional applications are needed.
No. Skin substitutes are advanced Palm Beach Gardens Wound Center products designed to support healing, while traditional skin grafts involve transplanting skin from another area of the body.
