Specialized wound care for diabetic patients. Our comprehensive approach prevents complications, promotes healing, and preserves limb function through advanced therapies.
Diabetic foot wounds are a serious complication of diabetes that can lead to infection, hospitalization, and even amputation if not properly managed. People with diabetes are at higher risk for foot problems due to neuropathy (nerve damage), poor circulation, and impaired immune function.
Early detection and proper treatment are essential. Our specialized diabetic wound care program combines advanced therapies, patient education, and preventive strategies to optimize healing and prevent complications.
Caused by loss of sensation leading to unnoticed injury. Often occur on the bottom of the foot at pressure points. These wounds can develop quickly and become infected.
Result from poor blood circulation (peripheral artery disease). These wounds are slow to heal and are prone to infection. Often occur on the sides of the feet or toes.
Combination of neuropathy and poor circulation. These are the most serious type of diabetic foot ulcers and have the highest risk of complications including amputation.
Comprehensive evaluation including vascular assessment, infection screening, and wound classification using advanced diagnostic tools.
Specialized wound care including debridement, advanced dressings, negative pressure therapy, and bioengineered skin substitutes.
Patient education, custom orthotics, proper footwear, and ongoing monitoring to prevent recurrence and complications.
Removal of dead tissue and bacteria to promote healing. Includes surgical, enzymatic, and autolytic methods based on wound type and patient condition.
Specialized dressings that maintain optimal wound environment, control exudate, and promote healing through various mechanisms.
Vacuum-assisted closure system that promotes wound healing by applying controlled negative pressure to the wound bed.
Cutting-edge treatments including platelet-rich plasma, stem cells, and bioengineered skin substitutes for complex wounds.
Don't risk complications from diabetic foot wounds. Our experienced podiatrists specialize in diabetic wound care and provide comprehensive treatment to preserve your mobility and prevent amputation.