Yes — when a wound turns white after being red, it often indicates new skin forming or the wound being moist/rehydrated, which is usually part of normal healing.
It is normal if:
The area is painless or mildly sensitive
The skin looks soft and smooth
No yellow pus, no foul smell
It is not normal if:
It becomes white + painful, swollen, warm, or starts oozing
The white area looks like dead tissue
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