When the skin is damaged, bacteria can quickly enter the underlying tissues and cause infections that are potentially fatal. As a result, effective therapies are required to handle such pathological disorders. Wound dressings containing antimicrobial compounds have recently come to be known as practical solutions for lowering wound bacterial colonisation and infection in an effort to speed up the healing process. In addition to spreading to other tissues and anatomical structures, such as subcutaneous tissue, muscles, tendons, nerves, arteries, and even the bone, a wound can signify a mild or serious disease to an organ or tissue (such as the skin). The skin is without a sure the HB organ most susceptible to damage and injury, scrapes, and burns. The HB's ability to provide protection from the outside environment is compromised by the damage to the epithelium and connective tissues. Refabricating a functional epidermis or perhaps other layers of skin is therefore essential. This is accomplished through a series of processes known as wound healing or wound repair that intersect. The ability of the HB to replace missing skin structure allows for the healing.