Wound Care and Surgery

Healing complex wounds with timely, expert surgical care

Wound care and surgery focus on treating acute and chronic wounds that do not heal with routine care. Dr. Muddappa P. P., an experienced Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon in Bangalore, provides specialised wound management to promote healing, prevent infection, and restore tissue health.

Wounds are expected to heal naturally over time. However, some wounds fail to heal properly due to infection, poor blood supply, diabetes, trauma, pressure, or previous surgery. These are known as chronic or non-healing wounds and require expert medical and surgical care.

At his practice in Bangalore, Dr. Muddappa P. P. offers comprehensive wound care and surgical treatment using modern reconstructive techniques. The goal is not just to close the wound, but to restore healthy tissue, prevent recurrence, and improve quality of life.

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Dr. Muddappa P. P.

Dr. Muddappa P. P.

Plastic & Cosmetic Surgeon with 14+ Years of Experience
MBBS, MS - General Surgery, DNB - Plastic Surgery

Transforming lives, one procedure at a time

Types of Wounds Treated

Dr. Muddappa treats a wide range of wounds, including:

  • Non-healing or chronic wounds
  • Diabetic wounds and ulcers
  • Infected wounds
  • Traumatic wounds
  • Surgical wound breakdown
  • Pressure sores (bedsores)
  • Post-burn wounds

Each wound is carefully assessed to understand the cause and plan appropriate treatment.

A Structured and Holistic Approach

Successful wound healing requires more than dressings alone. Dr. Muddappa begins with a detailed evaluation of:

  • Wound size, depth, and infection
  • Blood supply to the area
  • Underlying medical conditions
  • Nutritional and lifestyle factors

As a plastic and reconstructive surgeon, he focuses on addressing the root cause of delayed healing. This may include improving blood flow, controlling infection, removing dead tissue, or correcting pressure points.

Clear communication helps patients understand why a wound is not healing and what steps are needed for recovery.

Wound Care and Surgical Treatment Options

Depending on the wound, treatment may involve:

  • Advanced wound dressings
  • Surgical debridement (removal of dead tissue)
  • Infection control and drainage
  • Skin grafting
  • Local or free flap reconstruction
  • Negative pressure wound therapy (vacuum-assisted closure)

Procedures may be done under local or general anaesthesia depending on severity. Many wound procedures are staged to allow gradual healing.

Recovery and Follow-Up Care

Wound healing is a gradual process. Regular follow-up visits are important to monitor progress, change dressings, and adjust treatment.

Patients are guided on wound care at home, hygiene, nutrition, and activity modification. In diabetic or high-risk patients, long-term follow-up helps prevent recurrence.

Dr. Muddappa works closely with other specialists when needed to ensure comprehensive care.

Who Needs Wound Care and Surgery?

Specialised wound care is recommended for individuals who:

  • Have wounds that do not heal for weeks
  • Experience repeated wound infections
  • Have diabetes or poor circulation
  • Have large or deep traumatic wounds
  • Develop pressure sores or post-surgical wounds

Early intervention often prevents complications such as infection spread or tissue loss.

Why Choose Dr. Muddappa P. P. for Wound Care in Bangalore?

  • 14+ years of surgical experience
  • Expertise in reconstructive and microsurgery
  • Special focus on non-healing and complex wounds
  • Patient-centred and ethical care
  • Aim to restore healthy tissue and function

Dr. Muddappa believes effective wound care should restore comfort, mobility, and confidence - not just close a wound.

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Dr. Muddappa P. P.

Dr. Muddappa P. P.

Plastic & Cosmetic Surgeon with 14+ Years of Experience
MBBS, MS - General Surgery, DNB - Plastic Surgery

Transforming lives, one procedure at a time

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is a non-healing wound?

A wound that does not show improvement after several weeks of proper care is considered non-healing and needs expert evaluation.

No. Some wounds require surgical procedures such as debridement, grafting, or reconstruction for proper healing.

Discomfort is managed with appropriate anaesthesia and medications. Pain reduces as healing progresses.

Healing time varies depending on wound type, size, and patient health. Some wounds need weeks to months.

Yes. Special care is taken to control infection and improve healing in diabetic patients.

Proper treatment, regular follow-up, lifestyle management, and addressing underlying causes help prevent recurrence.

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