Nanotechnology could be instrumental in healing and repairing human body. Nanotechnology could soon be a part of biomechanics care. There are innumerable ways in which nanotechnology could contribute to biomechanics and in the times to come patients will get rotator cuff repairs, bone repair therapies, stem cell-based treatments and wound healing treatments which all implement nanotechnology and hence would cause an improvement in the existing medical treatments. Still a lot of research needs to be done and it might take around two years till these nanotechnology products are commercialized. Adding on to this researchers at the University of Virginia are using electrospinning for the creation of nanofibers which can promote healing. This technology also has the power to heal diabetic and other types of wounds therefore nanotechnology has the power to contribute a lot to the mankind.