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. That’s why our team, led by Dr. Vivian C. Iwu, is dedicated to delivering expert wound care and innovative treatments that help you heal faster and prevent future complications.
Wounds and ulcers of the feet and lower legs often need more than just 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 that restores comfort, mobility, and peace of mind.
Don’t 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.
Your healing starts here.
If your wound hasn’t 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, you should seek medical attention right away.
Regenerative injections use biologic therapies to stimulate your body’s natural healing process, helping wounds close faster, reduce pain, and improve tissue repair.
It’s time to visit an ankle pain podiatrist if you experience persistent pain, swelling, difficulty walking, or if the pain worsens over time. You should also see a podiatrist if you suspect an injury, such as a sprain or fracture, or if home remedies like rest, ice, and elevation don’t provide relief after a few days.
No referral is required. You can contact us directly to schedule your wound care consultation.
Healing times vary depending on the severity of the wound, underlying conditions, and the treatment plan. Many patients notice faster improvement with regenerative therapies.
Yes. Timely and specialized wound care significantly reduces the risk of serious complications, including amputation, especially for patients with diabetes.