Yes, at least part: Although combinations of grafts (xenografts) have been used, the best results are obtained when at least a portion, especially the keratinocytes come from the patient. The dermis may be obtained from other sources.
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Yes: If you use skin from somebody else, the body will gradually reject it (unless it's from your identical twin). That being said, temporary coverage with skin from a skin bank is frequently used - it's just not a permanent answer.
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