Aloe vera has been used as a traditional therapy for a range of ailments, with the plant's inner gel being the most commonly studied and utilised. These plants are favoured because they are effortlessly available, affordable, and have rarer bad side effects than commercially available pharmaceutical compounds, say proponents. However, there hasn't been enough research done on the active components and the precise mechanisms by which they work. Identifying active ingredients and their functional mechanisms in wound healing is the focus of this review. Using A. vera gel for wound healing has been found to have a positive reaction, but this has only been demonstrated in the case of minor, uncomplicated lesions. Different active components including aloesin and aloin have been suggested to have a synergistic effect on the plant's actions, rather than a single chemical acting alone. For now, the plant should only be used in conjunction with other well-established, scientifically supported treatments.

Keywords: Wound, Natural, Inhaler, Aloe Vera, Wound Healing