Wound Care

What is Wound Care?

Our advanced wound care service, delivered by registered nurses, specializes in treating acute trauma, chronic ulcers, and post-surgical wounds using international debridement standards and evidence-based dressing techniques. Following the "Wound Bed Preparation" (WBP) principle, we promote tissue regeneration and prevent complications (e.g., amputations) in complex wounds like diabetic foot ulcers and pressure injuries (Stage 3+).

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Our Services

✅ Acute Wound Management

• Post-surgical care:

  • Staple/suture removal timing assessment

  • Early complication detection (hematoma, abnormal drainage)

  • Scar prevention (medical silicone sheets)

• Trauma care:

  • Burn classification & blister drainage (2nd-degree+)

  • Animal bite infection control (rabies exposure risk evaluation)

✅ Specialized Wound Techniques

• Infection control:

  • Biofilm disruption (EDTA irrigation)

  • Antimicrobial dressings (silver/honey-based)

• Advanced dressings:

  • High-exudate wounds: Alginate + secondary absorbent pads

  • Dry gangrene: Hydrogel autolytic debridement

  • Malignant wounds: Odor-controlling charcoal dressings

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Why Choose Us?

✅ Expert Wound Specialists

• Hong Kong RNs with International Wound Care Certification (IWCC)

• 800+ complex cases handled annually

✅ 4D Wound Assessment System

1. Tissue type (necrosis/slough/granulation)

2. Infection signs (redness, swelling, culture results)

3. Wound edge status (epithelialization, tunneling depth)

4. Healing environment (moisture balance, peri-wound skin health)

✅ Gold-Standard Debridement
Follows TIME framework:

• Tissue debridement → Infection control → Moisture balance → Edge management

✅ Mobile Sterile Procedures

• UV-sanitized equipment (20-min pre-treatment)

• Disposable waterproof drapes (1.5m sterile zone)

• N95 masks + sterile gloves

• Medical waste sealed & removed immediately

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Who Needs Wound Care?

✔ Chronic wounds: Diabetic/venous/arterial ulcers, Stage 3+ pressure injuries
✔ Post-surgical wounds: Cancer resections, joint replacements, skin grafts, drain sites
✔ Acute trauma: 2nd-degree+ burns, lacerations, infected animal bites
✔ Fragile skin: Elderly with thin skin, long-term steroid users, malnutrition-related wounds

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FAQ

Q: How is sterility maintained at home?
A: Our "Mobile Sterile Pod" ensures safety:

• UV-sanitized tools (20 mins)

• Disposable sterile field (1.5m radius)

• N95 masks + sterile gloves

• Immediate waste disposal

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Q: How often should dressings be changed?
A: Science-based intervals:

• High-exudate/infected: Daily

• Granulation phase: Every 2–3 days

• Epithelialization: Every 3–5 days
  (Customized by nurses)

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Q: When is urgent care needed?
A: Contact us immediately for "RISE" alerts:

• Redness spreading

• Intensifying pain

• Strange odor

• Excessive pus

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