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Pressure Sore (Bedsore) Treatment

Surgical and wound care for pressure ulcers

In short

Pressure sore (bedsore) treatment manages pressure ulcers caused by prolonged immobility. Care ranges from specialised wound management to surgical reconstruction with flaps for deep ulcers, alongside pressure relief and nutrition to promote healing and prevent recurrence.

Key facts

  • ✓ For pressure ulcers from immobility
  • ✓ Wound care and surgical options
  • ✓ Flap reconstruction for deep sores
  • ✓ Prevention and nutrition guidance

About Pressure Sore (Bedsore) Treatment

Pressure sore (bedsore) treatment in Lahore manages pressure ulcers caused by prolonged immobility in bed- or wheelchair-bound patients. Care ranges from specialised wound management for early ulcers to surgical reconstruction with tissue flaps for deep sores.

Deep pressure ulcers often need surgical reconstruction using healthy tissue to close the wound. Successful, lasting treatment also depends on relieving pressure, good nutrition and ongoing skin care to prevent recurrence.

We provide multidisciplinary care and clear guidance for patients and carers.

Benefits

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Proper wound healing

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Flap reconstruction for deep ulcers

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Reduced recurrence

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Multidisciplinary care

Are you a good candidate?

  • ✓ Pressure ulcers from prolonged bed or wheelchair use
  • ✓ Non-healing or deep pressure sores
  • ✓ Patients needing flap reconstruction
  • ✓ Carers seeking a prevention and wound-care plan

Why choose Anosh Hair & Aesthetic Clinic

We treat the wound and the cause — pressure relief, nutrition and care — to reduce recurrence, with surgical reconstruction where needed.

Experienced wound and reconstructive care at our Lahore clinic.

Frequently asked questions

Do all pressure sores need surgery?

No. Early or shallow sores may heal with specialised wound care and pressure relief; deep ulcers often need surgical reconstruction.

How are pressure sores prevented from returning?

Through regular repositioning, pressure-relieving support surfaces, good nutrition and skin care, which we guide you and carers through.

Do all pressure sores need surgery?

No. Early or shallow sores may heal with specialised wound care and pressure relief; deep ulcers often need surgical reconstruction.

How are pressure sores prevented from returning?

Through regular repositioning, pressure-relieving support surfaces, good nutrition and skin care, which we guide you and carers through.

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