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February 26, 2026Advances in Wound Care3 citations

Fisetin-Mediated Topical Modulation of Senescent Cells in Skin Improves Wound Healing Dynamics in Diabetic Mice

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ANAsfia NumaniMCMargarita Carrasco-JeldresBHBarbara B. Hernandez-Rovira

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  • Investigate the effects of topical fisetin on wound healing in diabetic mice, focusing on senescence and inflammation.
  • Applied fisetin topically to diabetic mice with skin wounds
  • Assessed wound healing progress through histological analysis
  • Measured fibrosis and dermal regeneration levels
  • Topical fisetin significantly reduced fibrosis in the wound area
  • Enhanced dermal regeneration was observed in fisetin-treated mice
  • Wound healing dynamics improved compared to control groups

Abstract

Topical fisetin enhances diabetic wound healing by reducing fibrosis and promoting healthy dermal regeneration through senescence and inflammation modulation. Figure: see text.

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Numani et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699fe36b95ddcd3a253e7344https://doi.org/10.1177/21621918261426580
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