Wound Care

Patients with diabetes often face complications such as foot ulcers, neuropathy, and slow wound healing and amputation. Our cutting edge wound care therapy aims to provide an alternative treatment option. Amniotic grafts can be beneficial in wound care for diabetics due to their unique properties that aid in the healing process. Diabetic individuals often face challenges in wound healing due to poor circulation, nerve damage, and compromised immune function. Amniotic grafts offer several advantages in these scenarios:

• Promotion of Healing: Amniotic grafts contain growth factors, cytokines, and proteins that promote tissue regeneration and wound healing. These components can stimulate cell growth and aid in the formation of new blood vessels (angiogenesis), essential for supplying nutrients to the wound site.

• Reduction of Inflammation: The anti-inflammatory properties of amniotic grafts can help reduce swelling and inflammation at the wound site. This is particularly beneficial in diabetic wounds where chronic inflammation can hinder the healing process.

• Protection and Moisture: Amniotic grafts act as a protective barrier over the wound, shielding it from external factors while maintaining a moist environment that is conducive to healing. This helps prevent infection and supports the body's natural healing mechanisms.

• Reduced Scarring: Amniotic grafts have been suggested to minimize scarring by promoting a more organized and efficient healing process, potentially leading to better cosmetic outcomes.