Advanced Wound Therapies utilize specialized medical technology—such as Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT/Vacuum Therapy) and Ozone Therapy—to heal deep, complex, or stagnant diabetic wounds. NPWT uses controlled suction to pull wound edges together and clear fluid, while Ozone Therapy eliminates resistant bacteria and accelerates tissue oxygenation.
Common Symptoms
Deep, open ulcers with heavy fluid exudate or pus · Chronic non-healing wounds that show no progress after weeks of basic dressing · Wounds following surgical debridement requiring rapid granulation tissue growth · Infected, slow-healing surgical cavities in diabetic feet
Our Treatment Approach
Wound bed preparation → application of specialized sealed NPWT foam dressings connected to continuous sub-atmospheric pressure → adjunct topical medical Ozone therapy to sterilize the wound bed → monitoring granulation growth → transition to skin grafting or closure.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does NPWT (Vacuum Therapy) speed up wound healing?
NPWT removes excess fluid and bacterial debris, reduces swelling, increases local blood flow, and mechanically stimulates rapid healthy skin and tissue growth.
Is Negative Pressure Wound Therapy painful?
Application and removal are managed gently by trained podiatric staff with minimal discomfort, and the continuous light suction itself is generally painless.
Book Advanced Wound Care (NPWT / Vacuum Therapy & Ozone Therapy)
Most patients are seen within 48 hours. A care coordinator will call you to confirm.
