101, Mani Mahal, Mathews Road, Opera House, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004
Diabetic Foot Surgery in Mumbai
Limb Preservation & Wound Care by Dr. Vicky Jain · Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon
- Board Certified
- 17+ Years Experience
- International Training
What is Diabetic Foot?
A diabetic foot problem is worrying — but early, expert care makes a real difference, and saving the foot is very often possible. Dr. Vicky Jain treats diabetic foot wounds with a focus on healing, function, and keeping you on your feet.
Diabetic Foot is a condition that affects people with diabetes, where high blood sugar levels damage the nerves and blood vessels in the feet. This can lead to reduced sensation, poor circulation, slow wound healing, and an increased risk of infections or ulcers.
Why Consider Diabetic Foot Treatment?
- Prevents ulcer worsening, infection, and tissue damage.
- Reduces risk of gangrene and amputation.
- Promotes faster wound healing with medical/surgical care.
- Maintains independence and physical activity.
- Reduces recurrence through footwear, hygiene, and diabetic control.
Dr. Jain’s Approach
At Dr. Vicky Jain, diabetic foot care is approached with urgency, precision, and a strong commitment to limb preservation. Care includes clinical and diagnostic evaluation, debridement, advanced dressings, infection management, and multidisciplinary diabetic optimization.
Recovery & Aftercare
Recovery depends on wound severity, overall health, mobility, and associated conditions. Early-stage wounds may heal in days to weeks, while advanced tissue damage may need several weeks to months and occasionally reconstructive surgery.
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What Patients Say
Foot healed in weeks after months elsewhere—clear guidance that eased my fear of amputation.
Suresh D.
Diabetic FootAfter my accident, Dr. Jain gave me my life back—unmatched skill and compassion.
Rahul M.
Reconstructive SurgeryFrequently Asked Questions
Who is most at risk?
Most cases are seen in long-standing diabetes, especially in people over 45, but younger patients can also be affected.
What tests guide treatment?
CBC, HbA1c, wound culture, Doppler/ABI, neuropathy testing, and imaging like X-ray or MRI are commonly used.
Can early treatment prevent amputation?
Yes, early diagnosis and treatment significantly reduce amputation risk.
Is long-term prevention needed?
Yes, daily foot care, offloading, glycemic control, and regular review are essential.
