Foot And Ankle Wound Care Clinic
Albuquerque Associated Podiatrists
Board Certified Foot and Ankle Surgeons located in Albuquerque, NM & Santa Fe, NM
At Albuquerque Associated Podiatrists (AAP), our specialized Wound Care Clinic provides expert treatment for chronic foot, ankle, and leg ulcers, with a strong focus on diabetic wound care, limb preservation, and infected or non-healing wounds. Whether you're dealing with a stubborn diabetic foot ulcer, a surgical wound that won’t close, or a pressure sore on the heel or ankle, our team of board-certified podiatric surgeons delivers advanced, targeted care to help you heal and stay on your feet.
Diabetic Foot Ulcer and Wound Care Guide
Why Choose Our Wound Care Clinic?
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Board-Certified Experts: Our podiatrists hold the highest credentials (ABFAS certified in Foot and Reconstructive Rearfoot/Ankle Surgery) and bring years of experience managing complex wounds of the lower extremity.
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Advanced Wound Therapies: We offer cutting-edge treatments including tendon releases for immediate wound healing, along with skin grafts, tissue-based products, negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT), and local surgical debridement—all designed to accelerate healing and avoid major amputation.
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Limb Salvage Focus: Our clinic specializes in diabetic limb salvage, working closely with vascular and infectious disease specialists to provide comprehensive care when wounds are complicated by poor circulation or infection.
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Same-Day Appointments: We prioritize urgent wound cases and offer same-day or next-day visits for patients with open wounds, infections, foot abscesses, or post-operative wound breakdown.
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Hospital and Outpatient Access: Our wound care surgeons are on call at major hospitals across Albuquerque and Santa Fe, including Lovelace, Presbyterian, Rust, and Christus St. Vincent. This allows seamless transition between hospital and clinic-based wound care when needed.
Conditions We Treat
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Diabetic foot ulcers
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Venous and ischemic leg ulcers
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Post-surgical wounds
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Heel pressure injuries
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Infected foot and ankle wounds
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Wounds after abscess or gangrene debridement
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Non-healing toe or forefoot ulcers
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Traumatic lower extremity wounds
Our Approach to Healing
We understand that chronic wounds are more than just skin deep—they’re often signs of systemic challenges such as diabetes, neuropathy, or vascular disease. Our approach combines precise offloading, early surgical source control, and tailored wound dressing regimens to promote durable healing. Every treatment plan is individualized and rooted in evidence-based protocols, with the goal of healing your wound and preventing it from coming back.
We offer flexible wound care plans to fit your needs and lifestyle. Some patients prefer a hands-off approach—just come in once a week, and we’ll take care of everything, including dressing changes. Your only job is to keep the dressing clean, dry, and in place. If weekly visits are hard due to things like transportation, distance, or cost, we can teach you how to do wound care at home. In that case, you’ll just visit us once a month for check-ups and to adjust your treatment plan based on the wound's progression.
More Than a Wound Clinic - We're Surgeons Too
What sets us apart is that our wound care doctors are also experienced foot and ankle surgeons. If during your regular visits we find signs of infection—or if your wound or overall condition reaches a point where a simple surgical procedure could speed up healing—we can handle that directly. Most wound centers can't offer that kind of in-house surgical care, but we can.
Schedule a Consultation
If you have a foot or ankle ulcer that hasn’t healed or have been told that amputation is your only option, don’t wait. Our Wound Care Clinic at AAP is here to offer a second opinion and a focused, multidisciplinary plan to save your limb and restore your function.
Services
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Plantar Fasciitismore info
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Ingrown Toenailmore info
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Bunionmore info
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Heel Painmore info
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Orthoticsmore info
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Corns & Callusesmore info
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Toenail Fungusmore info
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Wartsmore info
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Achilles Tendonitismore info
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Ankle Sprainmore info
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Arthritismore info
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Neuromamore info
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Athlete's Footmore info
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Neuropathymore info
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Clubfootmore info
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Custom Bracesmore info
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Pediatric Foot Caremore info
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Diabetic Feetmore info
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Sports Injuriesmore info
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Diabetic Shoesmore info
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Flat Footmore info
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Total Ankle Replacementmore info
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Fracturesmore info
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Goutmore info
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Wound Caremore info
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Hammer Toemore info
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Diabetic Limb Salvagemore info
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Debridementmore info
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Foot Painmore info
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Ankle Fracturemore info
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Pediatric Flat Footmore info