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Here are the four main stages of wound healing:

🩸 1) Hemostasis (stopping the bleeding) — minutes to hours

Blood vessels narrow to reduce bleeding

Platelets stick together and form a clot

The clot becomes a scab, which protects the wound

Goal: stop bleeding and seal the wound surface

🔥 2) Inflammation (clean-up phase) — 1 to 3 days

Area becomes red, warm, swollen, and tender

White blood cells arrive to:

destroy germs

remove dead tissue and debris

You might see clear or slightly yellow fluid — that can be normal early on

Goal: prevent infection and clean the wound

🌱 3) Proliferation (rebuilding tissue) — days to weeks

New blood vessels grow (granulation tissue — looks red and bumpy)

Collagen forms to rebuild the skin’s framework

Edges of the wound pull together (contraction)

New skin cells (epithelium) grow over the wound

Goal: fill in and cover the wound

🧵 4) Maturation/Remodeling (strengthening) — weeks to months

Collagen fibers reorganize and strengthen

Scar becomes:

flatter

paler

softer over time

Skin never returns to 100% original strength, but gets close (≈80–90%)

Goal: make the repaired tissue stronger and more flexible
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