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Led by world-renowned plastic and reconstructive surgeon Professor Fiona Wood, the Fiona Wood Foundation is dedicated to advancing burn research and achieving scarless healing in mind and body.
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Professor Fiona Wood is one of Australia’s most innovative and respected surgeons and researchers. A highly skilled plastic and reconstructive surgeon and world-leading burn specialist, she has pioneered research and technology development in burn medicine.
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The Foundation undertakes pioneering research to advance burn care and recovery, translating scientific discoveries into practical treatments that make a real difference for patients.
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At the Fiona Wood Foundation, we are driven by a simple goal: to improve outcomes and quality of life for people affected by burn injury.
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Evidence-based burn education and prevention programs, resources, and training for healthcare professionals, industry teams, families, and communities, supporting effective burn management, first aid, and recovery.
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Take on a challenge, host an event, gather friends, or support workplace giving to fund burns research delivering scarless healing for mind and body. There are endless ways to get involved.
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Why Participate in Research?

Help us realise a future of scarless healing in mind and body by transforming burn care and recovery through world-leading research.

At the Foundation, our work spans the full recovery journey, from initial treatment to long-term rehabilitation, translating cutting-edge science into real-world treatments that improve healing, reduce trauma, and enhance quality of life for burn survivors.

Watch as Professor Wood shares inspiring insights into how your involvement in our research aids in advancing our mission to improve quality of life outcomes for burn patients and their families. See firsthand the difference we can make together.

Join Our Burn Research Community

Find out more about the Research Buddy Program and the current projects seeking Research Buddies.

ULFAB Connect: Life After Burn Study

Your experience matters.

Help researchers better understand life after burn injury and shape future care.

REIMS Project

Fiona Stanley Hospital is now home to an innovative surgical device, the ‘iKnife’, which marks a significant advancement in medical technology that could potentially improve outcomes in burn wound surgery.

Neuroplasticity Brain Study

The Foundation is urgently seeking participants aged 40 years and older who have not experienced burn injuries but are eager to contribute to helping us better understand the impacts of burns beyond the physical scar.

Can you help?

Ember to Empower

Healthcare professionals are invited to contribute to a national burn recovery toolkit.