SPECIALIZED WOUND CARE IN RANCHI
Nilam Diabetic Foot & Ulcer Clinic
Focused evaluation and personalized care for diabetic foot wounds, infected ulcers and non-healing wounds in a clean, patient-friendly clinical environment.
Diabetic Foot Care Under Dr. Prince Kumar Gupta
Diabetic foot and ulcer care at Nilam Cosmetic is provided under the supervision of Dr. Prince Kumar Gupta, a board-certified Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgeon. He completed his MBBS and MS in General Surgery from AIIMS Delhi and received training in plastic and aesthetic surgery in Mumbai.
His reconstructive-surgery background supports the evaluation and management of diabetic foot wounds, non-healing ulcers, infected wounds and tissue-related complications. Every patient receives an individualized care plan after clinical assessment.
Timely Care for Diabetic Foot Wounds
Diabetes can reduce sensation and circulation in the feet, allowing a small cut, blister or pressure injury to become more serious. Nilam Diabetic Foot & Ulcer Clinic provides structured wound assessment, individualized care planning and regular follow-up for diabetic foot wounds and difficult-to-heal ulcers.
Conditions We Evaluate and Manage
Care recommendations are made only after examining the wound and the patient’s overall health.
Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Evaluation and ongoing care for open foot wounds associated with diabetes.
Non-Healing Wounds
Assessment of wounds that remain open or show limited healing progress.
Infected Wounds
Medical evaluation of redness, swelling, discharge and other infection signs.
Pressure Ulcers
Care planning for wounds caused or worsened by continuous pressure.
Post-Surgical Wounds
Continued wound monitoring and dressing as medically recommended.
Recurrent Foot Ulcers
Review of recurring wounds and factors that may contribute to recurrence.
Warning Signs That Need Medical Attention
- A wound that is not healing
- Redness, warmth or swelling
- Pus, discharge or unpleasant smell
- Dark or blackened skin
- Numbness, tingling or loss of sensation
- Increasing pain, fever or weakness
Our Wound-Care Approach
Care begins with a detailed wound assessment. Depending on the findings, the plan may include wound cleaning and dressing, infection evaluation, pressure-reduction guidance, diabetic foot-care education and scheduled follow-up monitoring.
Treatment requirements and outcomes vary according to wound severity, blood circulation, infection, blood sugar control and the patient’s overall health.
Frequently Asked Questions
Seek medical evaluation promptly if a wound is not healing or shows redness, swelling, discharge, an unpleasant smell, skin discoloration, fever or blackened tissue.
Home dressing should be performed only according to instructions from a qualified medical professional. Unsuitable products or techniques may delay healing.
Healing time differs for every patient and depends on the wound’s depth, infection, circulation, pressure, blood sugar control and overall health.
No. Treatment depends on the wound’s condition and severity. The treating clinician may recommend wound care, investigations, a procedure or specialist referral after examination.
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3rd Floor, SPM Tower, Above Silver Studio, Opposite Hotel Landmark, P&T Colony, Lalpur, Ranchi, Jharkhand