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Protect your mobility, before a small wound becomes a serious complication.

Surgical and non-surgical diabetic foot treatment, nail care and custom footwear support from Dr. Prayas Kumar, a board-certified plastic surgeon with 10+ years of experience in reconstructive and wound care.

Is this for you?

Common reasons patients come in for diabetic foot care

If any of this sounds familiar, it’s worth a conversation, not a commitment.

Living with diabetes and noticing a cut, blister or wound on your foot that isn't healing

Wanting regular monitoring to catch problems early, rather than after they worsen

Ingrown or thickened toenails that are difficult to manage safely at home

A previous foot ulcer or infection you want to prevent from recurring

Needing custom footwear to reduce pressure on at-risk areas

Numbness or reduced sensation in your feet

Why patients choose Dr. Kumar

Experience you can verify, not just claim

Board-certified expertise

MBBS, MS and M.Ch in Plastic Surgery from N.H.L Medical College, Ahmedabad,  not a cosmetic add-on to another specialty.

Prevention-first approach

Suggesting the goal is catching problems early, before they require more invasive treatment, procedures are sequenced only if necessary

Both surgical and non-surgical routes

Clients are given both options to choose under one roof, so care can escalate smoothly and working on preferability.

Realistic Conversation & Ongoing monitoring

After a quick assessment, regular follow-up is built into the care plan for at-risk patients, not left to chance to make sure safety.

Your options

Two kinds of diabetic foot care

Non-Surgical & Preventive Care
Restorative Body Procedures
How it works

From first call to your procedure

1

Reach Out

Call, WhatsApp or Book an Appointment, it takes less than a minute.

2

Foot Assessment

Wound, circulation and risk level evaluated, free of charge

3

Personalized Care Plan

Non-surgical or surgical approach recommended, with a monitoring schedule

4

Ongoing Follow-Up

Regular check-ins to track healing and prevent recurrence

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

This depends on wound severity and diabetes control — your care team sets a monitoring schedule.

Yes, as part of ongoing preventive and corrective care.

Regular monitoring and early treatment are aimed at reducing that risk - outcomes vary by individual case.

Cost is discussed openly once your care plan is set.

Schedule

Your diabetic foot care consultation is one call away

Free, honest, and no pressure to proceed, book with Dr. Prayas Kumar today.