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Do multiple wounds heal slower than just a single one?

So lets say someone has a single wound like a simple cut or something, would this wound heal in the same amount of time as if the person had like 3 or more wounds yet identical and in other regions of the body?
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not necessarily. If one had three paper cuts of small size on different parts of their body they'd all heal at the same rate.  
When learning about tissue healing, we are generally taught that there are three phases: Inflammatory response, Proliferation, Maturation/remodeling. 
In the inflammatory response phase, your immune system activates to fight off infection, when the wound is sufficiently "sterilized" the Proliferation phase begins. In this, the granulocytes start collecting near the wound area and new tissue is laid down in a messy "spaghetti-like" structure. 
In the maturation remodeling phase, the tissue is stretched and aligned along the lines of pull of the tissue and the tissue normalizes. 
That's a brief overview.
The type of damage also plays a role. Incisions (straight edged cuts in skin) heal faster than lacerations (jagged edged cuts in skin, like tears). also the deeper the cut is, the longer it takes to heal cause tissues heal from deep to superficial layers. thats it in a sort of nutshell. If you have more questions feel free to ask!