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Advanced Wound Care and Regenerative Medicine

Wound Care Methods

Basic Wound Care Techniques

Basic Wound Care Techniques

In general, standard care for any wound includes the following four steps, and our initial approach follows the same principles.

Cleansing

Debridement

Wound Bed Preparation

Dressing

Advanced Dressings

Advanced Dressings

Use of advanced dressings based on the wound type and depth:

Polyurethane foams: for absorbing heavy exudate and maintaining optimal moisture

Calcium alginate: for bleeding control and healing of deep wounds with heavy discharge

Hydrogels: for dry or necrotic wounds that require moisture

Hydrocolloids: for protection and acceleration of healing in superficial to moderate wounds

Silver dressings: for infection control and prevention of bacterial growth

Collagen dressings: to stimulate new tissue growth and promote faster recovery

Regenerative and Cell-Based Therapies

Regenerative and Cell-Based Therapies

The most innovative wound treatment methods using the body's natural cells and growth factors.

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP)

PRP is prepared from the patient’s own blood and contains a high concentration of platelets (3–5 times the normal level) and various growth factors.

Mechanism of Action:

Release of over 30 different growth factors

    Stimulation of stem cell proliferation and migration

      Increased production of collagen type I and III

        Reduction of inflammation and pain

          Acceleration of angiogenesis (new blood vessel formation)

            Improved quality of regenerated skin

              Key Growth Factors in PRP:

              • PDGF (Platelet-Derived Growth Factor) Stimulates cell proliferation
              • TGF-β (Transforming Growth Factor) Promotes tissue matrix formation
              • VEGF (Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor) Stimulates blood vessel growth
              • EGF (Epidermal Growth Factor) Promotes skin regeneration
              • IGF (Insulin-like Growth Factor) Regulates cellular metabolism

              Preparation and Application Steps:

              • Drawing 20–60 mL of the patient’s blood
              • Dual-stage centrifugation to isolate platelets
              • Activation of platelets (if required)
              • Injection or topical application on the wound
              • Post-procedure dressing and care

              Personalized Care Approach

              Comprehensive Initial Assessment
              Comprehensive Initial Assessment
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              Medical history review

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              Wound culture if infection is suspected

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              Designing an individualized treatment plan

              At Each Visit:
              At Each Visit:
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              Wound measurement and photography

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              Assessment of healing progress

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              Checking for infection or complications

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              Adjustment of medication and dressing

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              Nutrition and lifestyle counseling

              Online or Phone Consultation
              Online or Phone Consultation
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              Answering urgent wound-related questions

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              Alerting for warning signs (fever, pus, redness)

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              Scheduling emergency appointments if needed

              Progress Documentation:
              Progress Documentation:
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              Complete electronic medical record

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              Wound photo gallery (before, during, after)

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              Healing progress chart

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              Reports for attending physician or insurance

              Why Taskin Clinic?
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              Advanced and Standard Equipment
              Advanced and Standard Equipment
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              Experienced and Specialized Team
              Experienced and Specialized Team
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              Patient and Family Education:
              Patient and Family Education:
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              Online Consultation
              Online Consultation
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              Post-Treatment Follow-Up:
              Post-Treatment Follow-Up:

              Frequently Asked Questions

              About Regenerative Treatments

              Yes, hundreds of international studies have demonstrated their effectiveness. Both the FDA and Iran’s Food and Drug Organization have approved the use of PRP and autologous (self-derived) stem cells.

              No, the fat extraction process is performed under local anesthesia and causes minimal discomfort. Mild bruising or tenderness may occur for 2–3 days at the extraction site.

              PRP is effective for most chronic wounds, but in cases of severe infection or vascular insufficiency, these issues must be resolved first. Your doctor will recommend the best approach.

              Typically, 4–6 sessions spaced 2–3 weeks apart are sufficient for chronic wounds. In some cases, more sessions may be required.

              When cells are taken from the patient’s own body (autologous), there is no risk of cancer or immune rejection. We only use autologous stem cells.

              About NPWT and HBOT

              By creating gentle suction, blood flow to the wound increases, secretions are removed, and new tissue growth is stimulated. It can be used continuously (24 hours) or intermittently.

              No, portable systems are available that allow patients to use NPWT at home. You only need to visit the clinic every 2–3 days for dressing changes.

              It feels similar to flying in an airplane; you may feel pressure in your ears that resolves by swallowing or yawning. Some people experience mild headaches, which are temporary.

              Other Questions...

              Usually, by the second week of treatment, wound size reduction and granulation tissue improvement are noticeable. Complete healing may take 6–12 weeks depending on the wound’s severity.

              For simple dressings, yes. Our nurses will train you and your family. However, for complex dressings and NPWT, you should visit the clinic.

              If underlying conditions (like diabetes, pressure, or vascular issues) are not controlled, the wound may recur. We provide a detailed follow-up and prevention plan to minimize this risk.

              We first control the infection, and then begin the appropriate treatments.

              Smoking significantly delays wound healing and reduces treatment effectiveness. It is strongly recommended to quit. We also offer smoking cessation programs.
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              Important Tips for Patients

              Before Your Visit

              • Prepare a list of all medications you are taking
              • Bring your recent lab test results
              • Bring previous wound photos (if available)
              • Write down your questions in advance
              • Wear comfortable clothes suitable for examination

              During Treatment

              • Follow your doctor’s instructions exactly
              • Attend your appointments on time
              • Report any wound changes to the nurse
              • Maintain a high-protein diet
              • Monitor your blood sugar (if diabetic)
              • Avoid smoking and alcohol

              Warning Signs (Contact Us Immediately)

              • Fever above 38°C
              • Severe redness or swelling around the wound
              • Pus discharge with foul odor
              • Severe or persistent pain
              • Heavy bleeding
              • Feeling of coldness or numbness in the area

              At Taskin Clinic, we are committed to:

              Treating you with respect and patience
              Using the most up-to-date methods for your treatment
              Being available to answer your questions
              Staying by your side until full recovery

              The path to healing starts today. Contact us.

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