Skin Graft

www.nucleushealth.com/ - This 3D medical animation shows a skin graft procedure. Your skin has three main layers: the epidermis, the dermis, and the hypodermis, or subcutaneous layer, containing fat, blood vessels and nerves. Your surgeon will perform a skin graft procedure to repair badly damaged or missing skin by transplanting healthy skin to the site of the damaged skin.
#SkinGraft #Transplant #Skin
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[@antionefreeman5044]

My 22 month old is going through this right now. I pray everything turns out ok and he has a quick recover!!

[@sabasadat5504]

Antione Freeman how is your son doing now?

[@sheikhu1039]

Oh my God,im so sorry 😭what hallened?

[@mikepencestoes]

you could just say 2 year old

[@5falltv895]

Why not say 2year old

[@ashtonsmith1730]

i though 22 year old at first xD

[@TheGeckoNinja]

luckily we will be able to just 3D print new skin soon, no need to peel some off with a potato peeler

[@mrimlpa3631]

Potato peeler lol

[@sheikhu1039]

i hope so man ubreally do,cause this looks like it'll be ver irritating

[@maximusjoseppi5904]

This comment didn't age well 🤣🤣

[@Gospel-xm7vd]

@@maximusjoseppi5904 Did something happen?

[@cernos7230]

@@maximusjoseppi5904 Wait can't we 3d print skin now?

[@analupo7861]

My dad had this done after a car accident before I was born. Skin taken from the arm and put on the foot. Since the foot has a weird shape, the foot that received the skin is a bit weird. He has a bit of a limp and a big scar on the arm, but it's important he is well overall

[@1RadicalOne]

I have always wondered - what happens to the donor site, especially in the case of a full-thickness graft? Are you not left with the same situation as before?

[@4r1kk16]

it will heal itself i think

[@caesarwallad9745]

Primary suture.... Duh 😑

[@justsomedude1593]

The point is to get rid of the bad skin

[@johnmeurer4780]

They stitched my donor site up like nothing happened

[@home_screen761]

i think they just stitch it up

[@risalockwood1978]

the tissue wont be rejected because it is from the patient. the most common sites for the graft to come from is places that have thick skin such as the thigh.

[@CadeD679]

When I had my graft, they took the skin from my hip. Hip, thigh, buttock are all common sites

[@FridayFroths]

This is genuinely amazing. Science and the people that can practice these things are just mind-blowing when you really think about it.

[@macymoore885]

this looks like me trying to shave my legs

[@Missfizibling]

Macy moore

[@Missfizibling]

Macy moore 一一

[@le0ismyp00kie]

I’m scared now

[@TheNecropolis20]

at Crystal -you should be scared, having to learn medicine just in case of a doomsday disaster is no joke its scary, I got to figure out a cheap reliable way to make and grow synthetic skin. im expecting to get shot in the coming american war, i dont have a gun so i need to learn how to give my self first aid to try to survive the civil war just in case i get shot after the gun tote'ing patriots attack.

[@TheNecropolis20]

ok iv decided to stop trying to use peeled grapes to make Synthetic Meat..its too difficult to peel grapes and also theres little vein fibers in pears , so perfect for rebuilding nerve veins. but id have to figure out how to make the best Skooma solution for growing better synth skin. Pear shards from Fruit cups work better than peeled grapes anyways.. also the preservatives from the Fruit cup is natural sugars. so the preservatives will help preserve me in the doom times when the Minutemen patriots attack Ohio in there quest to destroy democracy and create there Constitutionalist North American Empire. Iv decided i do need that Potato peeler. it looks painful but its better than die'ing. i need to know what that medical device is so i can buy one on Ebay. i got to get ready for the second american civil war. i cant let a little thing like a gun shot get me. i must keep living so i can see the end of our world and get my ever lasting life. also ill need a can of beer to knock me the hell out as my sedative , my body heels better when its asleep.

[@syco579]

Had this done to me when I was eight, fell out of a tree and a sharp branch tore my arm open on the way down my parents rushed me to the emergency room and they stitched my arm up but the skin died and left a large open wound, after a while the wound showed no signs of improvement so the doctor decided to do a skin graft, they took skin from one of my buttcheeks

[@tasneem9806]

did sitting hurt

[@syco579]

Tasneem it was so long ago that I don’t really remember, but I think it was more to the side so it didn’t really hurt to sit

[@mcc568]

Lol

[@spycrab3723]

im no longer seven but i still managed to laugh at "buttcheeks"

[@alexaanimations1237]

I am unsure why, but skin grafts freak me out, maybe it’s just the small clusters of holes especially on human skin. But I’ve had a nightmare once where I got burned and had to get a graft, freaked out and scratched and pulled it off while screaming. Great dreams 😑

[@1RadicalOne]

Except that the graft by definition must be deeper than the original wound (since they cut a margin around the injury). So if the original one was too deep to heal, why would a graft not be too deep?

[@heltorskeletor213]

They stapled my skin graft

[@yellowcorba1]

How does taking skin away from one area and placing in on the new one help anything? Either way ome area wont have skin right?

[@RanggaDPutra]

My surgery took about 4 hours to finish the skin graft surgery

[@clarar362]

Because one area of the skin (where u will be placing the graft) is far too damaged to heal itself but taking a thin layer from healthy skin (that can and will heal by itself after surgery) will make it so that damaged skin can heal

[@TheNecropolis20]

at Ryan J - it took me about 2 years to heel my self from my case of the 7 year itch. it was 2 years to heal instead, i used many of the steps on here except auto graft skin procedure, i was back in 2014, the kids in the house kept saying i had Ebola, what a joke , had i not did all the stuff i was doing it would have lasted for 7 years and i would have been very scared up. so it would have lasted until the fall of 2021 thats when the 7 year itch would have healed. but i decided that i needed to use better medical practice in order to heal myself than back in the renaissance in the 1600s. Much of my medical techniques came from my application of knowledge i had gathered on Wikipedia, i wish i would have seen this KZbin video to get a second opinion on a alternate procedure i could have given myself. but instead ill use this procedure here to heal bullet wounds when the civil war comes. . so i did that and applied all the medical knowledge i could and it only took two years for this skin regeneration / skin donor site regeneration technique to work for me.. i bought a tiny little thing of cinnamon flavored Halloween Purell hand sanitzer with glitter in it, from my niece Hannah for a dollar. so i used that as ointment. i needed the Cinnamon flavored glitter in it , in order to trick my body into thinking this was a burn wound from fire. so that it would heal faster than 7 years and only 2 years. so at Ryan yeah i know it seems counter productive to make another wound to heal another wound, but its a emergency theres no hospitals in the wasteland, it seems counter productive but it works and it will take a few years for the donor site to repair it self. it will take 7 years for it to heal it self if you keep the donor site dry as this says. it helps to wear a plastic bag on your head so that more skin mites don't get in there. viruses are no big deal though my body can fight that off , fine its these larger pathogens that live on our skin and in the dust in our house , so the hand sanitizer can kill that off so its a damn fine ointment and its locally made here in Akron, ohio . so yeah Ryan J - the donor site is now injured cause you peeled skin from it, but i swear on the mountain it will heal all the way after 2 to 2 and a half years for a person in there 30's like i was. the trick is to make sure its got enough ointment and that the bandages are tight enough to keep it together, also disregard " keep donor site dry" this is malpractice , keep ointment and bandages on it just ike the wounded area your grafting back together. the wound on the back of my next was roughly the equivalent of a donor site area from a skin peeler. ill never forget those " Jon has Ebola days back in 2014". im fine now and i have acquired more medical knowledge after i healed myself. in 2015 the following year i was giving the kids Green tea in order to fight off 1918 Pandemic flu. they all lived. but 70,000 kids in america died. oh well they should have hired me as there plague doctor. once it was like sometime in 2016 i was perfectly fine and my skin was fully regenerated. street medicine can save lives if you know what your doing. Hospitals kill people like they did to my friend Raymond Drabicki in February 2019. Hospitals will just treat you they wont give you the cure they want you to be sick so that they make more money. i learned about the benefits of green tea in the summer of 2014 from Raymond. no one in the house may die from curable illness's or malady under my watch. we must all live to see doomsday so that we may get our ever lasting life John 3.16. Hippocratic Oath - i SHALL DO NO HARM. God Speed to me. from necropolis20 the stock market oracle of ohio

[@sheikhu1039]

@@TheNecropolis20 ??

[@jakehoon69]

@@sheikhu1039 fr

[@basemjs]

@jjkul1 This video discusses "Auto-Graft", i.e. the skin is taken from the same person doing the operation. So, it is actually his own skin. As a result, there is no rejection. Rejection happens in trans-donor Organ Transplantion.

[@robynalice879]

It makes me sad that Canada doesnt have a skin bank from Living to Living. This doesnt seem as horrible as i anticipated

[@vivalanima]

@Vargsy The skin on your leg is healthy so it'll grow back, whereas the skin on your ankle is so badly damaged that it cannot do so.

[@lvxlivy4707]

I find this interring , being a 10 year old who’s only dream is to become a surgeon lol . After watching greys anatomy I’m definitely only wanting to be a Surgeon. I’m very aware about medical or persedures now you see if you have a damaged nerve in a body . A skin graft works . Kinda like taking leg nerves from another willing to . That’s only the second part . Skin grafts don’t help with function though .

[@jonathanvesterlund9178]

Hey, I’m speaking to you from the future. Are you still working towards becoming a surgeon mate? :)

[@jzerious4523]

i love sample use only

[@azhargokhool3823]

One would prefer to have no skin on his leg than on his face,right ?

[@basemjs]

@Wolfz115 The blood vessels are in the hypodermis. This layer is not included in the graft!

[@orangejuice410404]

DO IT! Don't let anyone tell you that you cant!

[@austinbeliever5756]

Did you know that skin graft originated from Ancient India?

[@daffa4073]

The type of video you watch at 3am

[@Mheartshape]

can i do skin grafting for my acne scarred facial skin, i have mild to moderate scars, pls answer me thanks

[@sanjaysamanta9059]

Is excessive facial fat helpful to heal facial injured skin???

[@yytyyy5329]

When its close up like that, it looks like a cake with a bunch of layers.

[@HamendraMeena1991]

does this works on third degree burn...i have a third degree burn on my head and since 18 years i don't have hairs growing on a quarter of my head...would the hairs grow back after the procedure...please reply :|

[@pacmanseven2544]

Hamendra Meena Hi, I have had almost my entire right arm skin grafted after a fire which caused me third degree burn in 2007 (we call it full thickness burns in the UK) From my own experience Hair will only grow back on a full thickness skin graph which I have, however, the hair is very week and does not grow more than 0.5 CM above the full-thickness skin graph. I have to live with a huge scar that covers my right arm, but I am thankful that I can use my right arm 95% of its original functionality. If you are a burn victim like myself, its a better idea to be proud of your scar then it is to hate it. You have been burned which could have cost you your life, most people won't go through what you have been through, so you have had an experience that only a handful of people like me and you have had. So try to turn this in to a positive an worrie less about your appearance.

[@philyfly358]

Probably would need it but it's no big deal my friend had it and you wouldn't even notice it

[@essslime9439]

Hi I live in Perth, Australia. I'm a victim of a human grafting trial, it's either Masta tissue or testicles.

[@wesleyjohnson1218]

Very interesting video. Thanks

[@aliaanka]

My cousin once needed skin grafts. He went under a treadmill.

[@LShaver947]

How does that even happen!?!?

[@basasasu]

Avascular wound beds will not accept skin grafts unless viable periosteum or perichondrium is present. And the grafted area may shrink to 50% of its original size both the skin graft and the surrounding tissue may become distorted.

[@sincere3235]

What do they do to the donor site after they use the skin graft where its needed? , just put antibiotic ointment n gauze?

[@lvxlivy4707]

They don’t take the thickest layer . So yes ointment is very much what could help and or packing (I’m just a 10 year old who watches to much greys anatomy and wants to be a surgeon 😂)

[@yoppppp8590]

I’ve had a lot of donor sites. Pretty much they put adaptic on it. They let it dry out and then they put mineral oil on it once it’s completely dry to loosen it. I actually had a graft/release last Friday donor is ready to be taken down

[@Rodrighus]

AMAZING! I want to be an surgeon when I grow up ^^

[@neanam]

You should be grown now

[@shahadal_khfaji4714]

@@neanam 😆

[@esteruwu1671]

well, are you a surgeon now?

[@Rodrighus]

@@esteruwu1671 I am only a General doctor xD

[@epicroader8433]

cool

[@juhisingh4600]

using word "patient" inthe place of using word "your" will sound much good

[@dr.stiven-kulwamavere5564]

I like you description I understand now well thank you

[@essslime9439]

HGH HRH Product was called Naltrexone and was a fibrous capsules the shapes and sizes of testicles that resembled concrete then went soft like silicon. I don't understand why.

[@kkichiuma3684]

I don’t think anyone is going to see this but I have a question. When they take skin from another part of the body.... that means there’s no skin in that taken area... so how does that work?

[@nucleusmedicalmedia]

Surgeons take only a part of the skin when they harvest a skin graft. It's called "split thickness." What's left behind will look scarred because the outer layer of skin doesn't grow back.

[@kkichiuma3684]

Nucleus Medical Media Ohhhh ok thank you so much for explaining 😁✌️✨

[@CadeD679]

@@kkichiuma3684 I had a skin graft when I burned my leg about three and a half years ago. They took the healthy skin from my hip. The scar is still there, but it is barely noticeable now. It just looks like a perfectly square pale patch.

[@rudymartin8583]

Yeah. Takes a few days and hurts like crazy until then.

[@MzChelxoxo]

@Rodrighus they made this look so simple with the crisp graphics, but it really isn't.

[@user-dw8lv6sy2y]

우리가 우리 몸에서 가장 쉽게 접할 수 있고 또 가장 눈에 띄는게 피부라고 생각합니다. 우리 몸의 가장 겉면에서 역할을 수행하고 있습니다. 하지만 이런 피부역시도 그 깊이에 따라 다양한 부분으로 나뉜다는 사실을 영상으로부터 알 수 있었습니다.

[@TinaTravels33]

Okay but what happens to the spot where you’re missing a huge chunk of skin????

[@stoastla9751]

Good question..

[@blackqplaylists6751]

@@stoastla9751 They stitch it up

[@CadeD679]

Are you referring to the graft site? It is similar to a really bad scrape, but it heals up in a few days. It will bleed profusely. Heavy duty adhesive bandages are used to cover it, but the blood will soak through every few hours, and the nurses will have to change it. BUT, that stops after a day or so. It does leave a scar. When I had my graft three and a half years ago, the surgeon took the healthy skin from my hip. At first, there was a bright red, perfectly square patch at the site. Over the next few months, it faded until it was just a perfectly square pale patch. It will always be there, but it is barely noticeable now.

[@speedy_boi_senpai4512]

When you’re first to fall asleep at the sleep over

[@Reaperkody245]

If Kuchisake-onna aka the Split Mouth Woman was real and she saw this she would do it to be beautiful again

[@CIRAXY]

“Skin craft”

[@mrguylee]

How to craft

[@calennordstrom6875]

@@mrguylee 5 minute crafts

[@jacobflores2556]

Thanks Seri

[@MsPyromancer]

yes you can

[@michaelbilgen2976]

What happens to the area where the healthy skin is removed from? Do they stitch it up or something like that?

[@pyrovisionstudios]

The skin just heals back, i dont think it would be big enough to cause much damage. The whole reason is that the palce the graft is taking place in cant heal anymore. The place they take skin from can heal though. So it should be fine

[@CadeD679]

@@pyrovisionstudios It does heal back, but it leaves a permanent pale patch on the skin. It heals the way that a really bad scrape would heal, only it takes a bit longer and you soak through a few bandages over the course of a day or so. They use really thick bandages with heavy-duty adhesive, but, it still bleeds through profusely!

[@animeworld7142]

​@@CadeD679it's been 1 month of my skin graft surgery, does it leave permanent mark on the donor skin? Currently its clearly visible long red white skin mark

[@ethanwagner6418]

How does the donor site heal on its own?

[@vitomarioni8133]

a boeing 757 of the astraeus airlines,with two hundred empty seats and me as the first office.there were only twenty passengers on the flight from GATwick a Murmanski,many men named JOhn Smith,bodyguards,all armed to the teeth.

[@KleshGuitarsOfficial]

Alright so I have a wound on my ankle, they take skin from my leg to fix it. Where do they take skin to fix what they just removed? What, do they just keep going grafting and replacing until I look like a patchwork quilt??

[@princessshimmerysparkler195]

actually human cheese slices

[@le0ismyp00kie]

I think I’ll need to have a talk with my recommendations....

[@Coookie772]

What is the point of this if you're making another wound?????

[@nightmist7977]

There are many real operating videos but . I feel sick after watching all that and even my blood pressure go down.

[@TheGopromeemers]

2:26 And what about the blood vessels and the nerves

[@jjkul1]

What about tissue rejection?

[@risalockwood1978]

it doesn't happen if the tissue is your own...

[@apalm_]

Lmao I know this comment is from eight years ago but your body won't reject it because it come from your own body

[@MsPerfume25]

so what happens to the donor site of the skin where the graft was taken from ? does it heal on its own or ?

[@morallygray6527]

MsPerfume25 Yes. With proper care

[@lvxlivy4707]

morallyGray actually. I would think packing is necessary

[@neros1277]

Surgeon: we have removed skin from one part to other part, surgery successful Nurse: but doctor... now patient have new wound tho

[@sheikhu1039]

god help us from this kind of damage 😓

[@-0-__-0-]

if only it was as easy as the video.

[@rafaelherrera8096]

That’s not a dermatone that’s a potato peeler haha

[@kittyqueen1039]

I know someone that Has to get this done they’ve gotten a bad accident

[@bigawdays5724]

Oh fuk I have one of those on my leg and feet the feeling is so bad,it happened in China I was living there,the doctor give me that medicine that put on my leg and it stings,and I can see the the fat from the hole,it's so horrible and painful

[@josephfigueroa3302]

Just had a bunch done get ready for pain

[@implct2635]

"A skin for a skin"

[@Monarch_Prime]

That's a peeler

[@rudymartin8583]

They didn't say they thought it was simple. They said they wanted to be a surgeon.

[@bayudwipartanto5571]

I have skin graft when i was 10 because of 3rd degree burn

[@x3Heroiinex3]

@Rodrighus you have to work hard for it

[@user-cw3ww1nv2l]

🔥🔥🔥

[@giovannibrito7]

very interesting videos channel

[@Doggymommy]

I had this done 6 years ago after i got into a bad ATV accident they took it from my leg to put on my arm i almost lost

[@hyperking3500]

ive been considering getting a skin graft to remove my wound that heal is so slow it takes months while my other wound heal after like 3 days after they fully heal they leave a dark color on my skin that will be gone after months or so on

[@scottbautista5964]

Grey’s anatomy brings me here ✨

[@ManjeshKumar-rj7bh]

where from buy

[@Haruglory131]

Two wounds to heal one major

[@rockomax2732]

Haruglory131 Except those two wounds can heal

[@user-pk7ut9yl9x]

How can I download the animation?

[@robyns]

copy the link then go to convert2mp3.com then change the mp3 to video

[@jjkul1]

@basemjs Alright, thanks.

[@intellectualbeing4144]

Who's here after watching hair transplant videos?

[@robertstiffler7976]

1/16 the both thighs

[@jerbear3915]

What is grafting?

[@risalockwood1978]

Putting one thing from one part of the body onto another

[@spooky1800]

Jeeeez can you talk any slower?

[@stizandelasage]

I do not like this procedure