Wound Care Services

Learn about the treatment options and therapies we offer patients with slow-healing or non-healing wounds. From diabetic ulcers and surgical wounds to trauma wounds and burns, the experts at Hattiesburg Clinic can help.

Wound Care Overview

Hattiesburg Clinic provides patients with access to certified and experienced general surgeons who specialize in treating a variety of conditions, including slow-healing wounds or wounds that are not healing properly. With our dedication to staying ahead of technology, patients have a variety of options to help them heal. Our surgeons work closely with primary care doctors and other specialists to review medical records, health history and current conditions to create a personalized treatment plan aimed at optimal wound healing. We offer hyperbaric oxygen therapy, outpatient and inpatient wound care services.

Why Wounds Have Trouble Healing

Wounds that are not showing any signs of improvement over several weeks or are not responding to traditional treatments need specialized care to heal properly. These chronic, non-healing wounds typically are caused by underlying factors such as:

  • Medical conditions like diabetes, skin cancer or infection
  • Trauma, burns or other types of injuries
  • Poor nutrition or blood supply

Treatment Options for Slow-Healing Wounds

Hattiesburg Clinic specializes in the management of difficult-to-heal chronic wounds and other wound conditions. If your wound is not responding to typical treatments, you may be a candidate for one or more of the following treatment options:

  • Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
  • Bio-engineered tissue substitutes
  • IV therapy
  • Negative pressure wound therapy
  • Specialized dressings, wraps and pressure castings
  • Debridement (removal of dead or damaged tissue)
  • Wound infection management
  • Diabetic and pressure ulcer management
  • Nutrition and education consulting

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for Wound Care

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBO) is one of the most successful and innovative methods used to help wounds heal. Patients can watch TV or listen to music during their session in the hyperbaric oxygen chamber and remain in contact with medical staff through an intercom and headset. Each session lasts around two hours, where patients are surrounded by 100 percent oxygen at a higher-than-normal atmospheric pressure. The goal is to increase the amount of oxygen in the patient’s blood to promote healing from inside the wound. Each wound is different, so it is important to discuss your options with your provider and if they recommend hyperbaric oxygen therapy for wound healing.

Choose Hattiesburg Clinic

Our general surgeons in Hattiesburg are pleased to be the only full-service general surgeons in the region, providing surgeries and treating wounds like diabetic ulcers, surgical wounds, trauma wounds, burns and more. We take great pride in our surgical experience, certifications and training, all of which contribute to the ability for patients with non-healing wounds to find treatment within the Hattiesburg Clinic system they trust.

As an established patient, our team has access to medical records, limiting the paperwork needed to start wound care treatment. We work together with other physicians to provide the best possible outcomes for patients. Contact our team to learn more or schedule an appointment.

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Hattiesburg, MS
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Hattiesburg Clinic - Main
415 S. 28th Ave.
2nd Floor
Hattiesburg, MS 39401
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Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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