A 3-Month Journey of Diabetic Foot Ulcer Treatment
Treatment type: Wound Debridement · Treatment length: Under Treatment
1Initial Visit — 3-Month-Old Diabetic Foot Ulcer, Before Debridement 
2Initial Visit — 3-Month-Old Diabetic Foot Ulcer, Before Debridement 
3Initial Visit — 3-Month-Old Diabetic Foot Ulcer, Before Debridement 
4Initial Visit — 3-Month-Old Diabetic Foot Ulcer, Before Debridement 
5Initial Visit — 3-Month-Old Diabetic Foot Ulcer, Before Debridement 
6Initial Visit — 3-Month-Old Diabetic Foot Ulcer, After Debridement 
7Initial Visit — 3-Month-Old Diabetic Foot Ulcer, After Debridement
This patient presented with a three-month history of a diabetic foot ulcer accompanied by infection and was placed under specialized wound care following debridement. During the initial session, non-viable tissue was removed and the wound was appropriately managed to prepare the wound bed for continued healing.
The patient subsequently underwent regular follow-up and a step-by-step treatment plan, with ongoing assessment of the wound condition, signs of infection, and development of healthy granulation tissue. The images in this gallery document the different stages of treatment and the visible changes in the wound throughout the follow-up period.
This gallery will be updated as treatment progresses, with images from subsequent sessions added over
Treatment results vary from person to person; these images are not a guarantee of a similar outcome.
