Why timing matters
The sooner a wound is treated, the better it heals
A wound that hasn’t improved in two weeks needs professional attention. Left untreated, foot wounds can become infected, reach deeper tissue, and threaten the limb — especially for patients with diabetes or poor circulation. Early, expert care changes the outcome.
What we treat
Wounds we care for
Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Open sores on the foot from pressure and neuropathy — our most important wounds to treat early.
Pressure & Neuropathic Wounds
Wounds that form where sensation is reduced and pressure goes unnoticed.
Post-Surgical Wounds
Careful monitoring and care of surgical sites to support clean, complete healing.
Slow-Healing Injuries
Cuts, abrasions, and chronic wounds that haven’t healed on their own.
Our approach
How we help wounds heal
Thorough assessmentWe evaluate the wound, your circulation, and any underlying cause driving it.
DebridementRemoving dead or infected tissue so healthy tissue can grow and heal.
Offloading & pressure reliefPadding, footwear, and offloading to take pressure off the wound so it can close.
Advanced dressings & infection controlModern wound dressings and, when needed, treatment to manage and prevent infection.
Coordinated careWhen wounds involve circulation or infection, we coordinate with vascular and other specialists.
Don’t wait
See us if a wound…
- Hasn’t improved in two weeks
- Is red, warm, swollen, or draining
- Has an odor or is increasing in size
- Is on the foot of someone with diabetes
Get a wound looked at today
Don’t wait for a wound to worsen. Dr. Ali offers prompt, experienced wound care right here in West Chicago.