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Advanced regenerative care for chronic leg wounds caused by poor vein circulation. Break the cycle of non-healing with proven treatments.
Venous leg ulcers are open wounds that develop on the lower legs when damaged veins fail to properly return blood to the heart. This causes blood to pool in the legs, creating pressure that damages skin and underlying tissue.
They're the most common type of leg ulcer, accounting for 70-90% of all leg wounds. Without proper treatment, venous ulcers can persist for months or even years, causing significant pain and impacting quality of life.
Valves in leg veins become damaged, preventing proper blood flow back to the heart and causing fluid buildup.
Increased pressure in leg veins damages surrounding tissue and impairs skin's ability to heal.
Previous deep vein thrombosis can cause permanent vein damage, increasing ulcer risk.
Obesity, prolonged standing, previous leg injuries, pregnancy, and family history increase risk.
Venous leg ulcers typically appear on the inner ankle or lower calf and have distinct characteristics:
Venous ulcers require a comprehensive approach that addresses both the wound and the underlying circulation problem:
Our most effective treatment for venous ulcers. These grafts provide growth factors that accelerate healing while protecting the wound bed.
Proper compression is critical. We use medical-grade compression systems to reduce swelling and improve venous return.
Stem cells and biologics promote new blood vessel formation and tissue regeneration for faster healing.
We come to you for regular wound assessments and compression adjustments—no need to travel to a clinic.
Of venous ulcers heal with our regenerative approach
Most patients see improvement within 4-8 weeks
Even if your venous ulcer has been open for months or years, regenerative therapy can help. Connect with a specialist today.