The strength of WoundLight lies in the seamless integration of cutting-edge technologies: optimized specific light, luminous concentrators, and precise emission control. This innovative solution promotes a rapid transition from the inflammatory phase to the proliferative phase, accelerating healing and reducing prolonged inflammation.
WoundLight offers a fast, contact-free treatment that is simple to implement. Lightweight and portable, it is easy to handle and perfectly suited for use both in hospitals and in patients’ homes.
Device installation near the patient by the practitioner
Removal of the dressing and wound preparation
Exposure of the wound to WoundLight for 3 minutes
Application of a new dressing and continuation of the standardized care procedure
Chronic wounds are characterized by a prolonged inflammatory phase. This persistent inflammation leads to continuous degradation of the extracellular matrix, depriving keratinocytes of the structural support needed to migrate into the wound. The result: tissue repair remains stalled, significantly slowing the healing process and increasing the risk of complications.
A specific spectrum emitted by WoundLight reduces the number of pro-inflammatory cells present in the wound. This action limits extracellular matrix degradation and creates a more favorable environment for initiating the repair process.
Another specific spectrum from WoundLight stimulates fibroblast activity, promoting the synthesis of a new extracellular matrix. This restores essential structural support for keratinocyte migration and wound closure.
By combining these two action spectra, WoundLight accelerates and facilitates the transition from the prolonged inflammatory phase to the proliferative phase, promoting faster and more effective healing of chronic wounds.
WoundLight is designed to treat the main categories of chronic wounds by significantly accelerating healing and reducing prolonged inflammation.
Thanks to its specific light emission and contact-free technology, WoundLight aims to minimize infection-related complications and improve patients’ quality of life.
