Protecting every step — heal faster, save the limb.
A dedicated centre for diabetic foot ulcers, infections and wound care — with a surgeon who treats small problems early so they never become amputations.
- Same-day assessment for any non-healing wound
- Debridement, dressings, offloading on-site
- General surgery: hernia, gallbladder, piles
Your specialist
Dr. Priyavadhana
MBBS, MS (General Surgery)
General Surgeon | Diabetic Foot & Wound Care Specialist
- Mon – Sat, 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM & 5:00 PM – 8:30 PM
- English · Tamil
Same-day
Wound assessment
85%
Of diabetic amputations are preventable
Limb-first
Every treatment plan
8:30 PM
Evening hours, Mon – Sat
Most diabetic foot amputations are preventable with early care. Our Diabetic Foot Center offers structured risk screening, advanced wound management, offloading and infection control — with a team approach that coordinates with your diabetologist.
Common conditions in diabetic foot center
Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Comprehensive assessment, debridement, dressings and offloading for ulcers and infected diabetic wounds.
Diabetic Foot Infections
Prompt treatment of infection before it spreads to deeper tissue and bone.
Foot Abscess & Cellulitis
Drainage and antibiotic management of abscesses and spreading skin infection.
Non-healing Wounds
Structured management of wounds that have failed to heal with ordinary dressings.
Wound Debridement
Surgical removal of dead and infected tissue to let healthy tissue heal.
Limb Salvage
Limb-preserving procedures aimed at avoiding amputation wherever possible.
Neuropathy & Sensation Loss
Screening for the loss of protective sensation that puts feet at risk of unnoticed injury.
Post-operative Wound Complications
Care for wounds that have broken down, become infected or are slow to close after surgery.
Ingrown Toenail & Nail Conditions
Safe surgical treatment of ingrown and infected toenails, especially important in diabetes.
What we offer at the clinic
Diabetes can quietly damage the nerves and blood supply of the feet. Our dedicated centre catches problems early, heals wounds faster and works to prevent amputations.
General Surgery services- Wound debridement
- Abscess drainage
- Diabetic foot surgical procedures
- Wound closure & wound management
- Advanced dressings & offloading
- Infection control & antibiotics
- Limb-salvage procedures
- Pre- and post-operative surgical care
Dr. Priyavadhana
MBBS, MS (General Surgery)
Dr. Priyavadhana is a qualified general surgeon with expertise in the surgical management of diabetic foot conditions, wounds, infections and a wide range of general surgical conditions. She provides comprehensive, evidence-based care with a focus on accurate diagnosis, appropriate surgical treatment, infection control, wound healing and smooth post-operative recovery.
- Diabetic foot ulcers & infected wounds
- Wound debridement & surgical wound care
- Limb-salvage procedures
- Hernia — inguinal, umbilical, incisional
- Gallbladder disease & appendicitis
- Piles, fissure, fistula-in-ano
Rated 5.0 out of 5 on Google
“Very clean clinic, no long waiting and honest advice. My father's diabetic foot wound healed well under their care.”
“My mother's foot ulcer was not healing for weeks. Here the dressing and offloading were done properly and it closed in a month.”
“Day-care hernia surgery, home the same evening. Everything was explained clearly before and after.”
Frequently asked questions
How often should a diabetic have a foot check?
At least once a year if low-risk, and every 1–3 months if you have neuropathy, poor circulation or a previous ulcer.
My foot wound is small. Should I wait?
No. In diabetes even small wounds can worsen quickly. Early treatment is the single most important factor in healing and avoiding amputation.
Can diabetic foot ulcers heal completely?
Yes — with good blood sugar control, proper offloading, infection management and regular wound care, most ulcers heal.
Book a diabetic foot consultation
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Straight answers, written by our consultants
Diabetic foot ulcer: 7 warning signs you must not ignore
Most amputations in diabetes begin with a small wound that was noticed too late. Learn the signs and what to do in the first 24 hours.
The five-minute daily foot check every diabetic should do
The single most effective thing you can do to avoid a diabetic foot ulcer takes five minutes a day and costs nothing.
Charcot foot: the diabetic complication most people have never heard of
A hot, swollen foot without an obvious wound is easy to dismiss. Caught early, Charcot foot is manageable; caught late, it deforms the foot permanently.
Transparent pricing, no surprises
Know what to expect before you visit. Written estimates are given for every procedure.
Consultation
₹500
Follow-up: Free within 7 days
Payment modes
- Cash
- UPI (GPay / PhonePe / Paytm)
- Debit & credit cards
Insurance
- Cashless facility for surgeries via partner hospitals
- Reimbursement documentation provided for all procedures
- Star Health, HDFC Ergo, ICICI Lombard, New India, United India, TPA networks
Consultation fees are payable at the clinic. Surgical procedure estimates are given in writing after consultation.
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Mynah Speciality Clinic
15, Cathedral Garden Road, Pasha Manzil, Badrikari, Tirumurthy Nagar, Nungambakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600034
By road: Off Cathedral Road, near Gemini Flyover. Parking available nearby.
By train: ~10 min from Nungambakkam suburban station; Thousand Lights Metro is close by.
Patients travel to us from
Nungambakkam · T. Nagar · Kilpauk · Egmore · Anna Nagar · Chetpet · Thousand Lights · Aminjikarai · Purasawalkam · Alwarpet · Royapettah · Mylapore and across Chennai