SYLKE: The Premier Choice in Skin Closure for Better Outcomes
SYLKE Adhesive Wound Closure is a silk fibroin-based wound closure system. Created from 99.9% purified silk fibroin, SYLKE supports wound closure with a naturally derived, biocompatible material. Its breathable, flexible mesh adheres securely to irregular surfaces, offering up to two weeks of water-resistant coverage. Designed for both simple and surgical wounds, SYLKE combines the natural properties of silk with modern wound closure design.
Benefits of Silk Fibroin in SYLKE
Enhanced Healing
Silk fibroin is a naturally biocompatible material suitable for wound management.
Durability & Flexibility
Tough yet flexible, and it easily conforms to body movements.
Biocompatibility
Non-immunogenic and suitable for all skin types.
Water Resistance
SYLKE provides up to 2 weeks of water resistance, even with daily showering, which effectively reduces postoperative material costs.
Why Use SYLKE?
Clinical Excellence
Clinically studied for use in surgical wound closure.
Healthcare Provider Benefits
Easy application and removal, water resistance, and cost efficiency.
Designed to Support Wound Closure
SYLKE's silk fibroin mesh is designed to support the wound’s natural healing environment.
Cost-Effective
Patient Comfort & Satisfaction
Made from 99.99% pure silk fibroin, reducing discomfort and allergic reactions.
Proven Reliability
Passed extensive non-clinical tests and is FDA registered.
SYLKE's Silk Fibroin Technology
SYLKE’s silk fibroin-based technology is a breakthrough in surgical dressings, offering a natural, biocompatible solution for superior wound healing. Derived from silk proteins, silk fibroin serves as an optimal scaffold for tissue regeneration, provides a breathable, flexible wound closure option. Its breathable structure allows for oxygen exchange and moisture regulation, while maintaining an ideal healing environment. Unlike synthetic adhesives, silk fibroin is designed to be gentle on skin, while ensuring a comfortable, flexible fit that moves with the body.
What’s New with SYLKE?
SILK BIOPROTEIN AS A NOVEL SURGICAL-SITE WOUND DRESSING: A PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED, SINGLE-BLINDED, SUPERIORITY CLINICAL TRIAL
SUPERIORITY OF A SILK SURGICAL SITE WOUND CLOSURE DEVICE OVER SYNTHETIC DRESSINGS