Iron metabolism's involvement in the processes of wound healing and scar remodeling is important but multifaceted. Dysregulated amounts of iron may result in factors that contribute to oxidative stress, chronic inflammation, and abnormal collagen deposition. Protheragen is at the forefront of iron metabolism disease research service market to provide a comprehensive and one-stop solution on iron metabolism-related cosmetics development, especially on innovative scar repair product development. Our mission is to accelerate the progress of researchers and scientists worldwide.
Formation of a scar is part of the normal process of wound healing in the body, with an intricate series of biochemical and cellular processes. Tissue repair is a beneficial process, but aberrant wound healing can result in problematic scarring, such as hypertrophic scars and keloids. Imbalanced iron homeostasis has a direct effect on wound healing and scar formation; recent advances in the field of science have revealed the importance of iron metabolism in this complex mechanism.
Fig.1 Wound healing modulation by ferroptosis.(Zhao, Y., et al., 2025)
By focusing on managing key targets of iron metabolism, including iron chelation, the iron-regulatory proteins, ferroportin expression, or the inhibition of ferroptosis in particular cell types, to design and develop new scar repair products that differ from the conventional approaches.
Scar repair products related to iron metabolism target not only the physical characteristics of scars, but also the biochemical pathways in which iron is involved. The effects of scar repair products related to iron metabolism involve the following aspects.
Based on our profound comprehension of iron metabolism and state-of-the-art research facilities, we are delivering complete end-to-end services in the development of scar-repairing products. We specialize in serving the unique needs of cosmetics and derma area researchers for leading-edge scar and wound healing research, and to translate iron metabolism science into market-leading scar solutions.
Formulation Development
Preclinical Evaluation
Assessing the product's impact on fibroblast activity, collagen production, and oxidative stress markers in cell culture, organoid or other models, to assess for scar reduction, pigmentation changes, and safety.
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