One of the classes of compounds that form biocompatible scaffolds is self-assembling peptides (SAPs). They are part of a modern biomedical approach to advanced wound healing that aims to isolate the wound from the environment, activate regeneration and provide scaffolds to support skin reconstruction. Following this serendipitous discovery , SAPs became recognizable as biomaterials. They undergo spontaneous arrangement, leading to the formation of stable secondary structures (βsheet, α-helix) and then further to fibres, fibrils or gels . The properties of SAPs make them ideal scaffolds.