A specialty clinic focused on two things, deeply connected and too often treated apart: diseases of the veins, and the chronic, non-healing wounds that so often follow. One team, one plan, from cause to closure.
Vein disease and chronic wounds hide in plain sight — an ache dismissed, a dressing changed for the hundredth time without a diagnosis. Behind every number below is a person who was finally heard.
Most chronic leg wounds have a vascular cause. Most untreated vein disease eventually breaks the skin. Treating only one half is the oldest mistake in this field.
Duplex mapping, endovenous laser & radiofrequency ablation, foam sclerotherapy, and cosmetic microsclerotherapy.
Heaviness, swelling, skin pigmentation, eczema — treated at the source, not with compression alone.
Closed by treating the failed vein first, then the skin. Multi-layer compression, advanced dressings, surgical debridement.
Vascular assessment, revascularisation where indicated, offloading, debridement, and a limb-salvage-first philosophy.
Rapid duplex diagnosis, catheter-directed thrombolysis for select cases, long-term prevention of post-thrombotic syndrome.
Angioplasty, stenting, and bypass for claudication and critical limb ischaemia — the arterial side of wound failure.
Negative-pressure wound therapy, skin grafting, and reconstructive closure for wounds that won't heal on their own.
Lymphatic imaging, decongestive therapy, compression protocols, and surgical options for long-standing cases.
Wound care without vascular care is dressing changes forever. Vascular care without wound care leaves patients with the surgery they came for, and the ulcer they came with. We do both, in one practice, under one plan.
Every non-healing leg wound gets a full vascular workup — venous duplex, arterial ABI, lymphatic assessment — before a dressing plan is written. Skin closes when circulation is right, and rarely before.
We lead with endovenous laser, radiofrequency ablation, foam sclerotherapy, and catheter-based arterial techniques wherever the evidence supports them — smaller scars, same-day discharge, faster return to work.
The doctor who evaluates your vein is the doctor who treats your ulcer — and the doctor who checks on you at follow-up. No hand-offs, no lost context, no patient telling the same story three times.
Every consultation, every scan, every procedure, and every follow-up is with the same person. No junior-doctor-first, no specialist-after-three-visits. You meet Dr. Prasad the first time, and you keep meeting him until you're well.
Senior Consultant · Vascular & Endovascular Surgery
Six practical guides written for patients, not professionals. Read them before your consult, share with family, or use them to decide if what you're experiencing needs attention.
How the venous system works, why valves fail, and why "just the cosmetic kind" often isn't.
What to do — and not do — when a wound isn't healing. Warning signs that need urgent attention.
Fasting guidelines, medications to pause, what to wear, and what to expect on procedure day.
Recovery do's and don'ts, compression guidance, warning signs, and follow-up schedule.
Which procedures are covered, how to get pre-authorisation, and what to expect on costs.
What we need in a referral, response times, and how to reach us for urgent cases.
I had been dressing the ulcer on my ankle for seventeen months. Three clinics, four hospitals — no one once ordered a scan of my veins. Here they did it in the first consult, found the leaking vein, closed it the following week, and the ulcer was shut by the end of the second month.
Consultations by appointment, Monday to Saturday, 6–8 pm at our New BEL Road clinic. Daytime consultations and procedures at Manipal Hospitals, Malleshwaram.
No. 11, Siri Nilaya
1st Main Road, R.M.V. 2nd Stage
3rd Block, New BEL Road
Bengaluru 560054
Mon–Sat 6:00–8:00 pm
Sunday Closed
Manipal Hospitals
Malleshwaram, Bengaluru
Near Chikkamaranahalli
Bus Stop, New BEL Road
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