Introduction
Leishmaniasis
LEISHMANIASIS, SCARRING, DISEASE
Leishmaniasis is a protozoan disease transmitted through the bites of female sandflies [At present, there are physical methods (cryotherapy, laser therapy, thermotherapy), topical drugs (injection of Glucantime, Emetine hydrochloride, and application of Paromomycin ointment), and systemic drugs (Pentavalent antimony (SbV) compounds of Meglumine antimoniate and Sodium stibogluconate), which are either used alone or in combination with each other for the treatment of CL. In addition to the side effects of the mentioned drugs and their invasive injection, scarring is one of the problems that affect the patients’ physical appearance after CL [Platelet gel, a blood product used for wound healing, was first developed as a byproduct of platelet rich plasma (PRP) [