Don’t Wait for a Minor Sore
to Become a Major Problem.
A small scrape, blister, or sore on your foot may seem insignificant, but for certain individuals—especially those with diabetes or poor circulation—it can quickly escalate into a severe, non-healing ulcer. When a wound refuses to close, it acts as an open doorway for dangerous infections that can threaten not just your mobility, but your limb.
At Momentum Foot & Ankle, we take a highly aggressive, proactive approach to wound care. Led by Dr. Jessica Fink, DPM, our clinic is equipped to handle complex lower-extremity wounds. We combine meticulous clinical care with cutting-edge regenerative medicine to close stubborn wounds faster, alleviate pain, and prevent devastating complications.
Comprehensive Treatment for Complex Wounds
Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Elevated blood sugar can cause nerve damage (neuropathy) and poor circulation, meaning you might not feel a wound developing until it becomes a deep ulcer. We specialize in offloading pressure and utilizing advanced biologics to heal these dangerous sores.
Venous Stasis Ulcers
Often found on the lower legs or ankles, these shallow wounds are caused by poor blood flow returning to the heart. We utilize specialized compression therapies to reduce swelling and promote proper healing.
Arterial Ulcers
Caused by a lack of oxygen-rich blood reaching the foot, these wounds are often painful and slow to heal. We work closely with local vascular specialists to address the root circulation issue while actively managing the wound bed.
Trauma & Surgical Wounds
Whether from an accident, an injury, or a previous surgery that has failed to heal properly, we provide the meticulous debridement and infection control necessary to get your tissue repairing itself again.
Accelerating Recovery
with Regenerative Medicine
Standard bandages and topical ointments are often not enough for chronic wounds. Dr. Fink utilizes advanced, evidence-based treatments to jumpstart your body’s natural healing cascade.
Our comprehensive wound care protocols may include:
- Debridement: The careful removal of dead or infected tissue to reveal a healthy, bleeding wound bed that is ready to heal.
- Offloading: Utilizing custom 3D-printed orthotics, specialized boots, or casts to completely remove walking pressure from the wound.
- Advanced Biologics: We proudly offer cutting-edge regenerative treatments, including amniotic tissue therapy for foot wounds. These advanced skin grafts provide the essential growth factors and structural scaffolding your body needs to rapidly close deep, stubborn ulcers.
- Infection Control: Aggressive management of bacterial loads through targeted topical and oral therapies.
