Advanced Wound Care at Choice Podiatry Center
Wound Care
At Choice Podiatry Center, we know how important healthy feet are to your overall well-being. Even a small wound can become a serious concern, especially for patients with diabetes, circulation problems, or chronic health conditions.
AppointmentsWhy Choose Us for Wound Care?
Wounds and ulcers of the feet and lower legs often need more than basic care. Without proper treatment, they can lead to infection, hospitalization, or even amputation. Our goal is to give every patient a comprehensive, personalized healing plan.
Our Wound Care Services
- Comprehensive evaluation of your wound, circulation, and underlying health concerns
- Debridement to gently remove damaged tissue and promote healthy new growth
- Infection control with advanced dressings, topical therapies, and antibiotics when necessary
- Offloading and pressure relief with specialized footwear, orthotics, or casts
- Regenerative injections designed to accelerate healing and tissue repair
- Patient education on foot hygiene, nutrition, and preventive care
Who Can Benefit
- Patients with diabetes experiencing foot ulcers or slow-healing wounds
- Individuals with poor circulation or vascular conditions
- Those recovering from injuries, surgeries, or pressure sores
- Anyone with a wound that is not healing within two weeks
Take The Next Step Toward Healing
Do not wait for a wound to become worse. The earlier you seek treatment, the better your chances for a full recovery.
Call Choice Podiatry Center today to schedule your wound care consultation with Dr. Iwu.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I need professional wound care?
If your wound has not started to heal within 1-2 weeks, shows signs of infection such as redness, swelling, or drainage, or if you have diabetes or circulation problems, seek medical attention right away.
What are regenerative injections, and how do they help?
Regenerative injections use biologic therapies intended to support tissue repair and encourage the body healing process.
When is it time to visit an ankle pain podiatrist?
Visit a podiatrist when pain, swelling, open sores, or mobility problems affect your foot or ankle health.
Do I need a referral to see Dr. Iwu?
Referral requirements vary by insurance plan. You can contact the office and we can help clarify next steps.
How long does it take for wounds to heal with treatment?
Healing time depends on wound size, circulation, diabetes control, pressure relief, and infection status. A personalized plan gives the best estimate.
Can wound care help prevent amputation?
Prompt professional wound care can reduce infection risk and help prevent serious complications, including limb-threatening problems.