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No. Trees do not have a healing process as found in animals and humans. Trees are generating systems, producing new tissue each year from the cambium layer and animals are regenerating systems, regenerating tissue at the wound site in the same spatial location as before the wound occurred. This fact is the guiding principle in choosing how and where to prune a branch on a tree.
