CelluTome Skin Grafting
The Wound Institutes of America offers the only pain-less and scar-free (graft donor site) skin grafting technique FDA approved to heal wounds of all causes.
The CelluTome device is a state-of-the-art skin graft harvesting system that can be done in the office in less than one hour. Using a combination of heat and pressure, blisters of the top layer of skin (epidermis) are gently lifted and removed. Since there are no nerves or blood vessels in this thin layer, the patient neither has pain nor scarring.
CelluTome skin grafting is covered by Medicare and PPO insurances in most cases.
Contact Us to learn more about CelluTome, and to discuss with one of your practitioners to find out what treatment plan is best for you.
SensiLase
Wound Institutes of America uses the non-invasive SensiLase system to obtain important information about your circulation, to help identify any abnormalities that may be treated in an effort to optimize wound healing and prevent worsening that may result in amputation. The experts at Wound Institutes of America specialize in limb preservation and salvage, and work with our patients to create treatment plans that target your individual needs and lifestyle.
At your first appointment, we will do a multi-level vascular evaluation of both your arterial and venous circulatory systems. The three diagnostics evaluated with SensiLase include SPP (Segmental Skin Perfusion), PVR (Pulse Volume Recording), and ABI (Ankle Brachial Index). We also monitor your circulation as needed on future appointments to evaluate for any changes that may warrant further treatment.
Contact Us to learn more about SensiLase, and to discuss with one of your practitioners to find out what treatment plan is best for you.
Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber
The latest technology of healing is here with Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. HBOT is a medical treatment that uses 100% concentrated oxygen and pressure inside a chamber to improve the body’s natural healing process. This renewed technology has been FDA approved and clinically trialed to be an approved method of expedite wound healing.
