Skin Grafting, VAC & Flap Surgery | Wound & Soft-Tissue Reconstruction

Large wounds, diabetic foot ulcers, open fractures and tissue-loss injuries need structured, gentle and scientific wound care. I begin by assessing blood supply, soft-tissue condition, infection level and nerve function. Initial steps often include debridement, infection control, VAC therapy and moisture-balanced dressings.

When the wound is clean and the tissue bed is ready, we plan skin grafting or flap reconstruction to cover and protect the area. My team monitors nutrition, blood sugar, wound dressing schedule, physiotherapy and pressure off-loading to ensure the reconstructed area heals well.

Family members receive clear guidance on dressing care, mobility aids, footwear, infection signs and home-based hygiene. We plan cost-sensitive pathways while maintaining proper sterility and technique.

Wound healing is a partnership between science, patience and care. With steady steps and team effort, damaged tissue can rebuild beautifully and function returns with confidence.