Being prepared

Healing journeys gallery

Real, photo-documented healing stages of different wounds, from the start to the latest stage, with a short explanation of what changed at each step. It shows the quality of care provided and offers practical health education from real journeys.

We are preparing and documenting the first cases. You can request a code now and we will send it when the gallery opens.

How do I get access?

  1. Request access

    Fill in the request form on this page, or message the Speranza team on WhatsApp.

  2. Receive your link and code

    You get a personal link and a 5-digit code, valid for 7 days.

  3. Accept the terms and enter

    Open the link, read and accept the terms of access, then enter the code.

Request gallery access

Fill in the request and the Speranza team will review it and send you a personal link and code on WhatsApp. Please don’t include any health information.

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Request details are deleted once handled, or within 30 days at the latest.

Or request the code on WhatsApp

Why is the gallery private?

Wound photos are sensitive health data. The gallery is therefore not public and is hidden from search engines; access is by a personal link and code only.

Our commitments to patients

  • No case is published without the patient’s signed written consent, which can be withdrawn at any time.
  • Everything identifying is removed: no faces, names, tattoos or dates.
  • Hidden photo data (such as location, date and device) is removed automatically on upload.
  • Images are kept in private storage that is not publicly accessible.

Terms of viewing

  1. The gallery is for health education and to show the quality of care. It does not provide diagnosis or individual medical advice.
  2. The link and code are personal and must not be shared with anyone else.
  3. Screenshots, saving or publishing any image or video from the gallery are not permitted.
  4. Every image carries a watermark linked to the viewer’s code, and access is logged.
  5. Results vary from case to case.

Emergencies: nearest emergency department or 911