Expert Foot & Ankle Treatment from Michigan’s #1 Podiatrist - Balance Foot & Ankle Specialist
Compassionate & Effective Foot Wound Care
in Howell & Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
At Balance Foot & Ankle Specialist, we provide expert foot wound care services tailored to treat diabetic wounds, ulcers, and injuries that don’t heal properly. Whether you’re dealing with a minor cut or a chronic condition, early treatment is essential to avoid complications such as infections, tissue damage, or amputation. Dr. Tom Biernacki and our skilled team use advanced diagnostics and therapy options to ensure optimal recovery.
We serve patients throughout Howell and Bloomfield Hills, ensuring they receive top-quality foot care in a compassionate environment.
When Is Foot Wound Surgery Needed?
Surgery may be required if the wound shows signs of poor healing, deep infection, or underlying bone involvement (osteomyelitis), especially in diabetic patients.
Our Surgical Approach
We use minimally invasive techniques when surgery is necessary—focusing on removing infected tissue, correcting underlying deformities, and improving blood flow to the area.
Benefits of Foot Wound Care & Treatment
- Prevents severe infections or gangrene
- Preserves limb function and mobility
- Promotes faster healing in chronic wounds
- Reduces risk of amputation
- Improves quality of life
What to Expect – Before, During & After Surgery
Before Surgery: Your foot will be evaluated with X-rays or vascular testing.
During Surgery: We remove damaged or infected tissue and stabilize the area.
After Surgery: You’ll receive wound care instructions, follow-up visits, and rehab if needed.
Why Choose Balance Foot & Ankle Specialist in Howell & Bloomfield Hills for Foot Wound Care
Board-certified podiatrists with advanced wound care expertise
In-office diagnostics and treatments available
Personalized, patient-first care with focus on long-term healing
Proven results for diabetic and chronic wound patients
Convenient locations in both Howell and Bloomfield Hills
Foot Wound Care Frequently Asked Questions
Pain, swelling, discharge, or lack of healing after a few days.
With proper anesthesia and post-op care, discomfort is minimized.
Most insurance plans cover necessary foot wound care, including surgery.
Recovery depends on wound severity, usually ranging from weeks to a few months.
You may need a boot or crutches temporarily. Your doctor will guide your mobility plan.
