

Reconstructive surgery focuses on restoring form, function, and appearance after injury, disease, or congenital conditions. Using advanced surgical techniques, it helps patients regain mobility, confidence, and quality of life while ensuring natural, long-lasting results.
Through accurate risk assessment, ulcer classification, and rapid red-flag identification, timely intervention prevents many avoidable amputations.


A complete clinical evaluation ensures each patient is fully prepared for safe and effective treatment.

Comprehensive diagnostic tests ensure precise planning and improved reconstructive outcomes.

Tailored treatment plans are created using diagnostics and risk assessment to provide individualized footwear, wound care, pressure relief, and surgical solutions.

Patients are guided on foot hygiene, warning signs, ulcer stages, pressure points, and lifestyle practices to prevent complications.
Over 40 years of experience in restoring limb function and preventing avoidable amputations.
State-of-the-art nerve studies, Doppler tests, and pressure mapping ensure accurate treatment plans.

He treats diabetic neuropathy, foot ulcers, soft-tissue wounds, infections, pressure-sores, and performs reconstructive surgeries and wound salvage to prevent amputations.
Yes. With early detection, proper ulcer staging, timely intervention, and specialized reconstructive care, the risk of avoidable amputation can be greatly reduced.
Yes — long-term follow-up, foot-care guidance, periodic check-ups, and preventive measures are part of the care protocol to avoid relapse or complications.




