A leg ulcer is sore or wound that develops on the skin of the leg, often due to poor circulation, injury, or underlying health conditions. These ulcers can be painful and may take a long time to heal if not treated properly. Delange Skin and Woundcare manages  venous leg ulcers, 

A comprehensive assessment will be conducted, which includes a straightforward test to evaluate blood flow to your leg. Additionally, we will ask questions regarding your overall health and the condition of the ulcer to ensure a thorough evaluation.

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We will provide you with a personalised care plan to heal your leg ulcer.  

Proper care of a post-operative wound is essential for promoting healing and preventing complications. involves keeping the wound clean and dry, monitoring for signs of infection, and following any specific instructions provided by your healthcare team. Regular follow-up appointments are crucial to ensure that the wound is healing as expected.

Our experts at Delange Skin and Woundcare will assess your wound and develop for you  a personalised care plan, this will support your recovery and achieve the best possible outcome.  

The aim of post-operative wound care is to ensure quick healing of the wound without any complications. 

Pressure ulcers, also known as bedsores, are injuries to the skin and underlying tissue that occur when there is prolonged pressure on the skin.  They are most commonly found in individuals who are bedboundor have reduced mobility, and can lead to serious complications if not properly treated.

It is essential to recognize the risk factors and implement preventive measures, such as regular repositioning and maintaining skin hygiene, to protect those at risk. Early intervention and proper care can significantly improve healing outcomes and enhance the quality of life for affected individuals.  

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Our experts at Delange Skin and Woundcare can help you heal your pressure ulcer.

Are your legs experiencing discomfort and distress from weeping? At Delange Skin and Woundcare, we will evaluate your condition and create a personalized care plan to support the healing of your legs.

Oedema, or swelling, happens when there is an accumulation of fluid in legs. This condition can be quite painful and distressing, and it may arise from various factors including eczema, prolonged immobility during travel, contact dermatitis, poor circulation, lymphoedema, and leg ulcers.  

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Our experts at Delange Skin and Woundcare can help you to manage your chronic oedema with compression therapy.

Delange Skin and Wound Care offers tailored training in wound management.