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Background and Aim: Mobile-based applications have the potential to increase the awareness of skin patients to their disease. The main goal is to rise clients' information about their skin disease, skin cell therapy and to provide Rooyan’s Center informations, specialists list, addresses, presentations, clips and relevant photos of the disease.

Methods: To identify the information, a researcher-made questionnaire was used. The questionnaires were validated by experts. Information system software was designed and developed using Joapp's Windows software. Finally, it was evaluated using a standard questionnaire assessing user satisfaction and program usability.

Results: Users evaluation in four axes: software performance with average (81.3%), Software display with average (78.9%), Software terminology and information with average (68.1%), the overall software capability (82.8%) and the overall mean score of 77.7% were rated as "good".

Conclusion: Treatment of this disease is necessary and important due to mental stress. Due to the inefficiency of existing treatments, complementary therapies to control the disease are on the rise. The software gives patients a broader view of their disease and has been very useful and effcient.

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A wound is described as any laceration in normal anatomic structure and functional integrity of the skin. Chronic wounds don’t progress through the normal wound healing process in 3 months leaving open laceration of different degrees of severity. Diabetic wound healing is an insurmountable process due to the chronic nature of diabetic wounds. For these complications, this has been a challenge in the health care system. By the appearance of regenerative medicine, advisedly stem cell-based therapies and ingredients have been gained the focus of researchers and professionals as well. As there is no definite cure for diabetic wounds and forasmuch as the appearance of regenerative medicine and cell-based therapies there is a big hope to find a definite treatment for diabetic wounds. In this article novel therapies based on stem cells were observed.