Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is a medical treatment where you breathe 100% oxygen inside a pressurized chamber. It helps deliver more oxygen to damaged tissue.

• Increases oxygen to the wound
• Speeds tissue repair and collagen (scar) formation
• Encourages new blood vessel growth
• Helps white blood cells fight infection and can improve some antibiotics
• Reduces swelling and improves local blood flow

• Diabetic foot ulcers
• Chronic, non-healing wounds
• Radiation-related tissue damage
• Compromised skin grafts or surgical flaps
• Ischemic or infected wounds not improving with standard care

• You will lie down in a clear chamber (monochamber HBOT).
• Pressure is slowly increased while you breath.
• Sessions usually last 60–90 minutes, once a day for several weeks (exact plan varies).

• Generally safe under medical supervision.
• Common, mild effects: ear or sinus pressure, temporary fatigue.
• Our care team will review risks and screen for conditions that may make HBOT unsuitable.

Depends on wound type and response. Many patients require multiple sessions (often 20–40). A personalized plan will be recommended upon consultation.

Patients whose wounds are not healing with standard treatments. Eligibility is based on wound type, medical history and a clinical examination.