This invention discloses a composite
camellia oil oleogel for treating burns and scalds, its preparation method, and its application. Using
lauric acid monoglyceride as a gelling agent and
antibacterial agent, and
xanthan gum and
sodium alginate as oleogeling agents, a composite
camellia oil oleogel is prepared. The process includes the following steps:
lauric acid monoglyceride is added to camellia seed oil and stirred continuously until completely dissolved; the resulting mixture is filtered through a 5-20 kDa membrane, and the filtrate is frozen overnight; a
polysaccharide oleogel solution is added to the mixture of
lauric acid monoglyceride and
camellia oil, and the mixture is homogenized, sheared, and freeze-dried to obtain the camellia oil oleogel. This invention utilizes the above-mentioned composite camellia oil oleogel for treating burns and scalds, its preparation method, and its application. By regulating the wound microenvironment, it alleviates
inflammation, increases collagen deposition, promotes
angiogenesis, promotes
wound healing, and reduces scar formation. The method provided by this invention has mild and simple
reaction conditions and is easy to industrialize.