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Biosurgery sounds futuristic, but at its heart, it’s about something very human: helping the body heal itself in smarter, gentler ways. Instead of relying only on metal tools, stitches, or synthetic materials, biosurgery uses biologically derived products — often made from natural tissues or substances that work in harmony with the body. The goal is simple: support healing, control bleeding, repair tissue, and reduce complications during and after surgery.
One of the most common uses of biosurgery is controlling bleeding. During an operation, even small amounts of uncontrolled bleeding can slow surgeons down and increase risks. Biosurgical products like hemostats and sealants are designed to help blood clot quickly and safely. Many of these are made from materials that mimic or enhance the body’s own clotting process. Surgeons can apply them directly to the area, where they form a protective layer and help stop bleeding without putting extra stress on…