Advanced technology is needed for quicker and better wound healing management by minimizing infection, keeping moisturizing the wound surface, speeding up tissue growth, and reducing infection at the specific area. The advancement of drug delivery in nano form is gradually increasing and shows a greater response towards healing wounds. The drug's in nano shape potential to hold the drug and facilitate rapid targeted effect in tissue growth and repair. Research outcomes confirm that shortcomings of the traditional form of dosage may be revived by nanomedicine because of its better target-specific application for wound treatment. The present analysis concentrated on further growth and applicants for medications in nano form targeting to accelerate healing of wound treatments for a different wound style. The latest development in nanomedicine has been created by different researchers in the shape of nanoparticles, niosomes, dendrimers, nanosomes, hydrogels, liposomes, and micelles, etc. which emphasize clinical value and provide better therapeutic benefits. Past few years significant development has been observed on nanomedicines to satisfy the clinical needs for chronic and wounds that are diabetic. The occurrence of wounds nonhealing gradually increasing which affects the patient mentally and financially. This current review article summarized with latest developments within the area of nanomedicine, which dramatically expanded its clinical value towards wound healing.
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