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Understanding Hypergranulation: The “Proud Flesh” of Wound Healing Ever notice a wound that seems too eager to heal, with that extra red, bumpy tissue pushing past the surface? That’s hypergranulation—aka “proud flesh.” From a clinical angle, it’s th... more

First Minute Podcast-"Understanding Granulation: The Unsung Stage of Healing"

When we think about healing, most of us picture the wound closing up and fading away. But there’s a critical stage that often doesn’t get the spotlight—granulation.

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When it comes to repairing your body, fibroblasts are the real MVPs. These tiny but mighty cells get to work behind the scenes every time you experience an injury. From closing wounds to rebuilding connective tissue, they’re the quiet architects of r... more

✨ Let’s talk about Excoriation Disorder (aka skin-picking). It’s more common than most people realize, and it’s important to understand what it is, why it happens, and how to manage it.

🔎 Causes: Often linked to anxiety, stress, or OCD.

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When it comes to wound care, not all infections scream danger right away. Sometimes bacteria silently settle in—a stage called critical colonization—where they multiply just enough to delay healing without obvious infection signs. 🚨

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💡 Did you know collagen is basically the architect of your body? 👷🏽‍♂️ It’s the structural protein that keeps your skin firm, your joints moving smooth, and your hair + nails looking on point. ✨ Without collagen, we’d be like houses with no founda... more

Healing is more than skin-deep. One of the most important signs that your body is on the right track? Closed wound edges. When a wound’s edges come together smoothly, it means new tissue is forming and the healing process is progressing just the way ... more

It’s not always the obvious threats that put patients at risk. Biofilm—a hidden layer of bacteria that clings to surfaces—can resist antibiotics, complicate treatments, and silently impact recovery.Healthcare isn’t just about treating illness—it’s ab... more