When Maltodextrin enters the wound area, it quickly creates a natural protective film that helps keep the wound moist.

Maltodextrin exerts a chemotactic effect, attracting the body's own wound-healing cells (leukocytes, macrophages, and fibroblasts) to the wound site.

Due to the chemokinetic action of Maltodextrin, wound healing cells digest debris and necrosis at the wound site. Kill bacteria and clean the wound, in preparation for tissue and cell growth.

Maltodextrin then mobilizes a large number of activated fibroblasts to produce new collagen and facilitate the formation of new granulomatous tissue.