Patients rest in a specially pressurized chamber during this painless therapy (HBOT), breathing 100% pure oxygen. The oxygen is absorbed by the blood. This oxygen-rich blood flows to the affected wound area, nurturing the area back to health.

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Specially crafted stockings are used to treat complex and painful conditions caused by restricted blood flow. These stockings apply pressure to the legs and ankles, increasing blood flow. This increased circulation allows the veins to relax, thus easing pain and preventing future complications.

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When a wound does not heal in a timely manner, the dead tissue or foreign material needs to be removed to allow the healthy tissue to grow and to reduce the risk of infections. This removal, called debridement, can take many forms, depending on the kind of wound you have. After assessment of your wound, your physician will prescribe what kind of debridement your wound needs.

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Some open wounds require drawing out of fluid and infection in order to heal. Specially created devices vacuum out fluid build-up and infections and decrease air pressure around the wound. This therapy helps new tissue grow, and it helps close the wound faster. This therapy is also called Wound VAC or Vacuum-Assisted Closure.

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If you suffer from diabetic complications, and the skin ulcers on your foot are not healing as expected, your doctor may prescribe this special kind of cast made specifically for you. This cast fits around your whole foot and ensures that your weight is evenly distributed. A layer of soft foam makes a cup around the ulcer, making sure that no pressure is put on your ulcer. This therapy allows the ulcer to heal, generally within 6-8 weeks.

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When a wound is too large to heal with other procedures and cannot be closed by sutures, especially without leaving a deep scar, a skin graft may be prescribed. This procedure means transplanting healthy skin from one part of the body to the wound area, to help it close and heal. There are different kinds of skin grafts for wounds in different parts of the body.

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If your wound is not healing as expected despite appropriate care and despite the use of other therapies, your doctor will select from a variety of cutting-edge treatments using magnets, or sound waves, or electricity, or topical oxygen, applied to the wound area to help new tissue grow. These therapies are best used in combination with one or more of the other therapies listed on this page.

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Dr. Saleh is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon and leading specialist, renowned for treatment of joint arthritis, joint injury, and orthopedic management. He received both his Bachelor and Medical degrees from the University of Western Ontario. He completed his residency in Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Toronto. He then undertook advanced training at the Hospital of Special Surgery, Cornell College, and at Harvard University.
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Dr. Saleh has 30 years of experience as a surgeon, educator, and researcher. His contributions to arthritis management have been recognized through several honors and awards by his peers. He has given hundreds of lectures to students on topics related to joint replacement and extremity preservation procedures. He is an active author and publisher of journal articles and textbooks. He is devoted to mentoring the next generation of physicians and nurses and working to improve clinical care delivery through research and innovation.
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But most importantly, Dr. Saleh has been recognized by his patients for providing personalized compassionate care with the latest scientific advancement and technologies—all the while catering to the specific needs of individual patients. His treatment options address joint pain in ways that are meant to restore function and enhance each patient’s quality of life.

Dr. Kezelian specializes in podiatry and has been practicing for four decades since graduating from William H. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine, Chicago, in 1982. He completed his residency at the VA Medical Center in West Roxbury, Mass.
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He is affiliated with numerous hospitals, including Harper University Hospital and Beaumont Hospital. His commitment to health education has led him to participate in many certification programs, such as the Million Hearts initiative and multiple Medicare Incentive Programs. He is board certified to perform foot and ankle surgeries by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery.
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Dr. Kezelian’s specialization and vast experience makes him adept at wound care issues, especially those of the lower leg, foot, ankle, and arch. His expertise also includes treatment of foot problems associated with diabetes. Dr. Kezelian is passionate and careful with the individual needs of each patient, and he always welcomes new patients to take care of.