“…The use of nanomedicines has increased enormously, and nanomaterials have been shown to offer promising strategies to optimize and improve the treatment of numerous disorders, including burns and wounds, owing to their unique small size, large surface area, and large surface-to-volume ratio. Hence, nanoparticles are considered magic bullets that are used in fundamental tasks in science, medicine, and different biotechnological fields, including imaging, biosensors, targeted drug delivery, and disease therapy [ 1 , 2 ]. More importantly, nanoparticles have played a role in delivering drugs, light, heat, and many substances to specific cancer cells in several biological applications.…”