Spray-On Skin, pioneered by Australian surgeon Dr. Fiona Wood, lets doctors treat severe burns using a patient's own skin cells. Traditional burn treatment involves cutting large sheets of healthy skin from another part of the body to graft over the burn. That creates a second painful wound and can leave permanent mesh-like scars. With the RECELL system, doctors instead take a tiny, postage-stamp-sized biopsy of unburned skin and place it into an enzyme processor in the operating room. In about 30 minutes, the device turns the sample into a living liquid mist containing basal skin cells, fibroblasts, and pigment cells. This mist can be sprayed over a burn area 80 times larger than the original sample, helping smooth, natural skin regrow across the wound within days. Why do medical breakthroughs like this receive less attention than consumer gadgets? #BurnRecovery #SprayOnSkin #MedicalBreakthrough #RegenerativeMedicine