wound care

Why is Neonatal Skin More Vulnerable?

Neonatal skin is thinner and less keratinized compared to adult skin, making it more susceptible to trauma, infections, and irritants. Additionally, the skin's barrier function is not fully developed, which can complicate wound healing.

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