Current research status and progress of laser therapy in wound healing
Xiaohui Liu , Kun Chen , Xitong Zhao , Zhaohan Zhuang , Xin Ni
Plastic and Aesthetic Research ›› 2026, Vol. 13 ›› Issue (1) -10.
A wound is a disruption in the integrity of the skin or other body tissues. The application of laser therapy can facilitate microscopic debridement by utilizing photothermal action to remove necrotic tissue and employing photobiological regulation to expedite epithelial growth while reducing the duration of acute inflammation. Laser therapy can regulate Heat Shock Proteins, Matrix Metalloproteinases, and inflammatory factors in wound tissues. This promotes wound re-epithelialization and organizes collagen fibers, helping to reduce scar formation. Additionally, laser therapy utilizes photochemical action for sterilization and photomechanical action to disrupt bacterial biofilms, thereby facilitating drug delivery and absorption. Numerous studies have substantiated the efficacy of laser therapy in promoting chronic wound re-epithelialization, diminishing scarring in acute wounds, and enhancing both the speed and quality of overall wound healing. However, further large-scale studies are required to explore the optimal parameter range for laser wound therapy. Consequently, laser therapy represents a promising option for managing various types of wounds, offering prospects for further reduction in scar formation.
Wound healing / laser therapy / acute wound / chronic wound / re-epithelization / scarless
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