Ad Integrum Vascular & Wound Care

Ad Integrum Vascular & Wound Care First Class Care & Expertise.

Vascular and Wound Care is a local London company, run by experts in the field who have dedicated their careers to improving the lives of patients living with these conditions.

A wound on the leg that remains unhealed after two weeks is clinically defined as a leg ulcer. Persistent wounds are rar...
31/03/2026

A wound on the leg that remains unhealed after two weeks is clinically defined as a leg ulcer. Persistent wounds are rarely random β€” there is usually an underlying vascular or medical cause that must be identified before healing can occur.

🩹 A wound lasting more than 2 weeks requires investigation

πŸ”Ž Every non-healing wound has an underlying cause

🩺 Accurate vascular assessment guides effective treatment

πŸ“‹ Care should align with national lower limb clinical recommendations

🦡 Venous ulcers require compression and management of venous reflux

πŸ«€ Arterial ulcers require circulation assessment and possible revascularisation

Treating the surface of the wound alone is not enough. Healing depends on understanding why the wound developed and addressing the root cause.

At Ad Integrum Vascular & Wound Care, our consultant-led service provides comprehensive vascular assessment and evidence-based wound management. Patients are typically seen within two weeks of referral.

πŸ“ Book a Specialist Leg Ulcer Assessment

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πŸ“ž 01892 882770

Early diagnosis supports safer healing and better long-term outcomes.

Healthy circulation is essential for maintaining mobility, supporting tissue health, and preventing complications in the...
28/03/2026

Healthy circulation is essential for maintaining mobility, supporting tissue health, and preventing complications in the lower limbs. Simple daily habits can help improve blood flow and reduce symptoms such as heaviness, swelling, and discomfort.

πŸšΆβ€β™‚οΈ Stay active with regular walking or gentle exercise to promote blood flow

🦡 Avoid prolonged sitting or standing by changing position throughout the day

🧦 Wear compression hosiery if advised to support venous circulation

🦢 Elevate your legs to encourage blood return and reduce swelling

πŸ₯— Maintain a balanced diet and healthy weight to support vascular health

🚭 Avoid smoking, which can impair circulation and damage blood vessels

Improving circulation is often about consistency rather than intensity. If you are experiencing persistent symptoms such as leg pain, swelling, or non-healing wounds, specialist assessment can help identify the cause and guide appropriate treatment.

πŸ“ Book Your Vascular Assessment

🌐 www.vascularwoundcare.com

πŸ“ž 01892 882770

Circulatory problems in the legs can arise from either the arteries or the veins. Identifying which system is affected i...
27/03/2026

Circulatory problems in the legs can arise from either the arteries or the veins. Identifying which system is affected is essential for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.

πŸ«€ Venous circulation problems may present with:

Varicose veins

Skin staining or pigmentation

Venous eczema or dry, fragile skin

Recurrent infections

Venous leg ulceration

🩸 Arterial circulation problems may present with:

Leg pain or cramping when walking (claudication)

Night pain or rest pain

Changes in skin texture or temperature

Arterial foot or leg ulcers

Assessment includes a comprehensive medical history and physical examination, alongside:

πŸ”Ž Clinical examination of feet and legs

πŸ“ Pulse assessment

πŸ“‘ Hand-held Doppler testing

πŸ–₯ Arterial and/or Venous Duplex ultrasound scanning

In some cases, both arterial and venous systems require investigation to ensure a complete picture of your vascular health.

Early diagnosis allows for targeted treatment and improved outcomes. If you are living with persistent leg symptoms or a wound that has not healed within two weeks, specialist review is strongly recommended.

πŸ“ Book Your Vascular Assessment

🌐 www.vascularwoundcare.com

πŸ“ž 01892 882770

Consultant-led assessment typically available within two weeks of referral.

Living with a lower limb vascular condition or a persistent leg ulcer can be complex. If you feel uncertain about your d...
26/03/2026

Living with a lower limb vascular condition or a persistent leg ulcer can be complex. If you feel uncertain about your diagnosis, treatment plan, or progress, seeking a second opinion is entirely appropriate.

πŸ’‘ You may want reassurance that the diagnosis is correct

πŸ’‘ You may still have unanswered questions

πŸ’‘ You may not fully understand your current treatment options

πŸ’‘ You may feel your symptoms are not improving

πŸ’‘ You may have been told that no further treatment is available

A specialist second opinion can help clarify your diagnosis, review previous investigations, and explore appropriate treatment pathways. We offer both face-to-face and virtual consultations for patients locally and internationally.

You are always entitled to seek further medical advice. Our consultant-led service provides comprehensive, evidence-based vascular and wound assessment with continuity of care.

πŸ“ Book a Specialist Second Opinion Consultation

🌐 www.vascularwoundcare.com

πŸ“ž 01892 882770

Consultations typically available within two weeks of referral.

Chronic venous insufficiency is not simply a cosmetic concern. When venous hypertension remains untreated, it may lead t...
25/03/2026

Chronic venous insufficiency is not simply a cosmetic concern. When venous hypertension remains untreated, it may lead to skin damage, ulceration, and wounds that struggle to heal.

🩹 A wound lasting more than two weeks is classified as a leg ulcer

πŸ”Ž Every leg ulcer has an underlying cause that requires accurate diagnosis

⏳ Delayed assessment often means delayed healing

🩺 Appropriate vascular investigation and compression therapy are central to effective treatment

🦡 Venous ulcers require management of the underlying venous reflux, not just dressing changes

Successful healing depends on identifying whether the circulation is venous, arterial, or mixed in origin, and tailoring treatment accordingly.

If you are living with a non-healing wound, early specialist review can significantly improve outcomes. Patients are typically seen within two weeks of referral.

πŸ“ Book Your Leg Ulcer Assessment

🌐 www.vascularwoundcare.com

πŸ“ž 01892 882770

Specialist vascular and wound care, delivered with continuity, safety, and expertise.

Varicose veins can present with a range of symptoms beyond visible enlarged veins. While often not dangerous, certain si...
24/03/2026

Varicose veins can present with a range of symptoms beyond visible enlarged veins. While often not dangerous, certain signs may indicate underlying venous insufficiency and should be properly assessed.

🦡 Persistent fatigue or heaviness in the legs

πŸ’§ Swelling around the ankles or lower legs

πŸ”₯ Burning, throbbing, or itching sensations

🎨 Skin colour changes, including brown staining (haemosiderin staining)

🌿 Venous eczema or skin irritation

🩹 A healed or non-healing leg ulcer (a wound lasting more than two weeks)

A comprehensive clinical review, including a venous Duplex ultrasound scan, allows detailed assessment of vein function and structure. Persistent leg pain or swelling should always be evaluated, as it can occasionally signal more serious conditions such as deep vein thrombosis.

Simple supportive measures such as leg elevation, regular movement, and professionally fitted compression hosiery (when advised) may help relieve symptoms.

Patients are typically seen within two weeks of referral for consultant-led assessment.

πŸ“ Book Your Venous Assessment

🌐 www.vascularwoundcare.com

πŸ“ž 01892 882770

If you are considering treatment for varicose veins, specialist assessment can help determine the most appropriate and e...
21/03/2026

If you are considering treatment for varicose veins, specialist assessment can help determine the most appropriate and effective option for you. Our service provides comprehensive vascular and wound care, led by Consultant Vascular Surgeon Mr Lukla Biasi and Nurse Consultant Jemell Geraghty.

🩺 Consultant-led assessment, tailored to your symptoms and vein health

πŸ’» Face-to-face and virtual consultations available for convenience

πŸ“‹ Structured treatment planning, including investigation and follow-up

🀝 Collaboration with your GP and local services, where required

πŸ“ž Dedicated administrative support to guide you through the referral and booking process

We remain in contact throughout your care pathway, ensuring continuity and clear communication from consultation through to discharge.

πŸ“ Book Your Venous Assessment Today

🌐 www.vascularwoundcare.com

πŸ“ž 01892 882770

Learn more about our services and patient experience via our website.

Venous problems in the legs can present in several ways. While varicose veins are often considered cosmetic, certain sym...
20/03/2026

Venous problems in the legs can present in several ways. While varicose veins are often considered cosmetic, certain symptoms may indicate underlying venous insufficiency and require specialist assessment.

🦡 Persistent aching, heaviness, or swelling in the lower limbs

🎨 Skin colour changes, including brown staining (haemosiderin staining)

🌿 Venous eczema or skin irritation

🩸 Tender or hardened varicose veins

🩹 A healed or non-healing leg ulcer (a wound present for more than two weeks)

A comprehensive clinical review, including a venous Duplex ultrasound scan, allows detailed evaluation of vein structure and function. This scan is performed following a thorough holistic assessment to guide appropriate management.

Simple measures such as leg elevation, regular movement, and properly fitted compression hosiery (when advised) may help relieve symptoms. However, persistent pain or swelling should always be assessed, as it can occasionally indicate more serious conditions such as deep vein thrombosis.

Patients are typically seen within two weeks of referral for consultant-led evaluation.

πŸ“ Book Your Venous Assessment

🌐 www.vascularwoundcare.com

πŸ“ž 01892 882770

If you are living with a vascular condition, lifestyle choices play an important role in supporting circulation, mobilit...
19/03/2026

If you are living with a vascular condition, lifestyle choices play an important role in supporting circulation, mobility, and long-term wellbeing. Small, consistent adjustments to daily habits can positively influence your vascular health.

πŸ₯— Balanced nutrition supports cardiovascular function and healthy circulation

πŸšΆβ€β™‚οΈ Regular movement and exercise help strengthen muscles and improve blood flow

πŸ‘Ÿ Comfortable clothing and supportive footwear reduce pressure and protect the lower limbs

🧴 Protecting and caring for your skin helps maintain integrity and prevent complications

⏳ Taking regular breaks and elevating your legs can reduce swelling and support venous return

Healthy habits are not about dramatic change, but about steady, manageable improvements that protect your legs and overall health.

If you are living with a leg or foot condition and would like specialist guidance, we are here to provide consultant-led, personalised care. Patients are typically seen within two weeks of referral.

πŸ“ Book Your Vascular Assessment

🌐 www.vascularwoundcare.com

πŸ“§ vascularwoundcare@gmail.com

πŸ“ž 01892 882770

Prolonged sitting or remaining in one position for extended periods can place strain on your leg veins. Over time, this ...
18/03/2026

Prolonged sitting or remaining in one position for extended periods can place strain on your leg veins. Over time, this may contribute to swelling, discomfort, and the development of varicose veins.

🦡 Heavy or aching legs at the end of the day

πŸ’§ Ankle or lower leg swelling

⚑ Restless or throbbing sensations

🌿 Itching or irritation around visible veins

These symptoms may indicate reduced venous circulation. Simple measures such as standing regularly, stretching, and walking throughout the day can help support blood flow.

If symptoms persist or worsen, specialist assessment can help determine the cause and guide appropriate management. Patients are typically reviewed within two weeks of referral.

πŸ“ Book Your Venous Assessment

🌐 www.vascularwoundcare.com

πŸ“ž 01892 882770

Explore more educational resources via our website.

Thermal ablation is a minimally invasive β€œkeyhole” procedure used to treat larger varicose veins, especially when sympto...
17/03/2026

Thermal ablation is a minimally invasive β€œkeyhole” procedure used to treat larger varicose veins, especially when symptoms are accompanied by skin changes related to venous insufficiency. The aim is to close the affected vein and improve circulation in the lower limb.

🦡 Effective treatment for symptomatic varicose veins

πŸ”₯ Minimally invasive technique, performed under imaging guidance

🩺 Suitable for veins complicated by skin changes or venous hypertension

πŸ“‹ Part of a comprehensive venous assessment and treatment plan

For further information, visit our website where Mr Lukla Biasi explains the procedure in more detail. If compression therapy or specialist wound care is required, Nurse Consultant Jemell Geraghty provides ongoing support and liaises directly with your GP and community nursing team.

Patients are typically seen within two weeks of referral for specialist assessment.

πŸ“ Book Your Venous Assessment
🌐 www.vascularwoundcare.com
πŸ“ž 01892 882770

Learn more via our website and educational resources.

A wound that does not heal within two weeks should not be ignored. Delayed healing often indicates an underlying problem...
12/03/2026

A wound that does not heal within two weeks should not be ignored. Delayed healing often indicates an underlying problem affecting circulation, skin integrity, or tissue health β€” and identifying the cause is essential for effective treatment.

🩺 Comprehensive vascular and wound assessment to determine the cause of non-healing

πŸ“‹ Individualised treatment planning tailored to your diagnosis

🧦 Venous-related wounds may require compression therapy and referral for venous intervention

🩸 Arterial-related wounds require urgent vascular evaluation and possible revascularisation

πŸ‘©β€βš•οΈ Consultant-led care, with joint assessment by Mr Lukla Biasi and Nurse Consultant Jemell Geraghty

There is always a reason when a wound does not heal. Early, holistic management supports recovery, reduces complications, and helps you return to daily life safely. Patients are typically seen within two weeks of referral, with ongoing specialist follow-up.

πŸ“ Book Your Wound & Vascular Assessment

🌐 www.vascularwoundcare.com

πŸ“ž 01892 882770

For assistance with referrals and appointments, our team is happy to help.

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