Did you know most regenerative medicine products come from deceased human donors?

 

When you hear “skin graft” or “tissue transplant,” you probably imagine something high-tech and futuristic. But the truth is, much of today’s regenerative medicine still relies on body parts from deceased donors. That’s right—real human tissue, harvested after death, cleaned, processed, and used to treat patients with burns, wounds, and other serious injuries.

 

Now imagine the challenges that come with that—limited supply, variable quality, and the simple fact that we’re depending on tragedy to create hope.

 

At XenoTherapeutics, we’re changing that.

 

We’ve developed realSKIN—a new kind of skin graft made not from human donors, but from genetically engineered pigs. These animals are designed specifically to provide safe, effective skin tissue that works just like human skin—potentially even better.

 

If that sounds wild, think about this: We already raise pigs by the millions for food. We’ve bred them to be safe, consistent, and high-quality—so why not also use them to save lives?

 

From pigs to patients, we’re building a new model for regenerative medicine.

 

By creating a reliable, scalable, and ethically sourced supply of transplant-ready skin, we can help millions of patients - burn victims, wound care patients, and others—with the potential to heal faster and more completely.

It’s not science fiction. It’s happening now.

 

We are XenoTherapeutics. And this is realSKIN.