If it is the same injury, it is hot and cold in different seasons. When does the wound heal faster?

Yes, winter is slower, because wound healing is related to temperature. The higher the temperature, the faster the blood coagulation and the faster the metabolism in summer, which is beneficial to wound healing. Generally speaking, wounds heal faster in spring and autumn. Because the weather is cooler in spring and autumn, unlike in summer, wounds are prone to wet infection, and unlike excessive cold in winter, local circulation and wound healing are affected.

It takes some time for the skin to heal after injury. Due to the hot weather in summer, the wound site is likely to be infected, which will also lead to slow wound healing. Cold weather in winter will also affect wound healing, so wound healing is relatively fast in spring and autumn. After the wound is healed, if there is a local scar, it is recommended to do laser treatment. Using the powerful photothermal effect of laser, the scar can be removed by catabolism after it is acted on.