Contact Information
Hours
Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 5:00pm
Saturday: 9:00am - 4:00pm
- Allergy Clinic Closed
YOUR JOURNEY
Consultation
If a foot wound has been slow to heal—or keeps coming back in the same spot—this consultation is about steady answers, not blame. Our team reviews your diabetes management as it relates to healing, examines circulation and sensation in the office during that visit, and maps what the wound needs today versus what surgery may need to do later. Dr. Potter explains debridement, offloading, infection risks, and realistic timelines so you always know what normal progress looks like for your foot.
The procedure
Diabetic foot ulcer treatment may include careful wound preparation, removal of non-viable tissue when appropriate, and procedures aimed at reducing pressure and improving the wound bed so healing can advance. Depending on severity, staged care is common—because diabetic feet heal best when each step is timed thoughtfully. Dr. Potter prioritizes limb preservation, infection control, and protecting your ability to walk safely long term.
Recovery
Recovery is guided with dressing routines, activity modifications, and follow-up visits that track size, depth, pain, and signs of infection. You will know when to call urgently, how offloading devices help, and how therapy or footwear changes fit into the plan. Our team stays easy to reach because foot wounds rarely improve on silence—they improve on partnership.
Restorative Precision
Dr. Potter approaches diabetic foot surgery with disciplined wound judgment: careful timing, respect for perfusion, and techniques aimed at creating a wound environment that can finally heal—while protecting surrounding healthy tissue.
Clinical Indicators
This pathway is for patients with diabetic foot ulcers that are stalled, recurrent, or at risk for infection and deeper tissue loss. If walking, work, or peace of mind is being threatened by a wound that will not behave, structured surgical and wound care can be essential.
Comprehensive Recovery & Refinement
Once healing allows, many patients appreciate simple, consistent skin support at home through medical-grade moisturizers and barrier care from our Product Hub. When unrelated cosmetic areas are fully cleared for treatment, gentle office visits such as Signature Facial or Ultra Hydrating Facial can support overall skin comfort, and Morpheus8 or Laser PhotoFacial may be discussed for tone and texture goals on appropriate zones separate from the wound.
Options & Innovation
