Patient Care Division
Diabetic Foot Surgery
Surgery focused on saving the foot — limb salvage before amputation.
When a wound is deep, infected or threatening the limb, surgery is often what saves the foot. From removing infected tissue to limb-salvage and preventive procedures, every operation is planned to keep you walking and to preserve as much of the foot as possible.
What's included
Limb Salvage Surgery
Procedures to remove infection and preserve as much foot as possible.
- check Surgical Debridement
- check Fasciotomy
- check Bone Debridement
- check Osteomyelitis Surgery
Offloading & Preventive Surgery
Surgery that relieves pressure points to prevent ulcers returning.
- check Flexor Tenotomy
- check Metatarsal Osteotomy
- check Achilles Tendon Lengthening / Tightening
- check Exostectomy
Deformity Correction
Realigning the foot to restore a stable, ulcer-free shape.
- check Hammer Toe / Claw Toe Correction
- check Bunion Surgery
- check Charcot Reconstruction
- check Foot Realignment Surgery
Nerve & Tendon Surgery
Procedures that restore function and relieve nerve compression.
- check Nerve Decompression / Neurolysis
- check Tendon Transfer
- check Foot Drop Correction
Amputation (When Unavoidable)
When limb salvage is not possible, the most function-preserving level is chosen.
- check Toe Amputation
- check Ray Amputation
- check Forefoot Amputation
- check Below Knee Amputation
Concerned about your foot?
Send a photo on WhatsApp for a quick assessment, or book a consultation with Dr. Shah.