Fibrin glue

Fibrin glue is a medical adhesive made from blood components that mimic the body’s natural clotting process. It is used to help stop bleeding and promote tissue healing in surgeries or wounds. When applied, it creates a strong, flexible bond that holds tissues together, reducing the need for stitches or staples. Because it is derived from the body's own proteins, fibrin glue is generally safe and helps speed up recovery. It is commonly used in procedures like skin grafts, vascular surgery, and dental treatments to enhance healing and minimize complications.