Diabetic foot ulcer treatment in Chennai — heal faster, save the limb
A small wound on a diabetic foot can turn serious within days. Our dedicated Diabetic Foot Center offers same-day assessment, advanced wound care and a structured plan to prevent amputation.
- Same-day appointments for any non-healing wound
- Debridement, advanced dressings and offloading on-site
- Infection and bone-infection (osteomyelitis) management
- Coordinated care with your diabetologist
Book a diabetic foot assessment
We call back within clinic hours to confirm a slot.
What happens at your first visit
Assess
Check the wound, blood supply and nerve function; identify infection early.
Treat
Clean and debride the wound, start the right dressings and antibiotics, and take pressure off the ulcer.
Prevent
Footwear advice, daily foot-care routine and scheduled reviews so it does not come back.
Questions parents ask us
My wound is small. Can I wait a few days?
No. In diabetes even small wounds can worsen quickly. Same-day assessment is the safest choice.
Will I need to be admitted?
Most ulcers are treated as an outpatient with regular dressing visits. Admission is needed only for severe infection or surgery.
How long does an ulcer take to heal?
Typically 4–12 weeks with proper offloading, sugar control and wound care. Deeper or infected ulcers take longer.
Do you accept insurance?
Consultations are self-pay; surgical procedures through partner hospitals can be cashless with most insurers. Documentation is provided for reimbursement.
Ready when you are
Book a same-day consultation
Call, WhatsApp or use the form above. No referral needed.
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