In the medical sector, vascular continuity is the factor that guarantees vitality and long-term health. At Rad-Vasc Medical, we understand that non-healing ulcers translate into an immediate loss of mobility and the cessation of your daily New York City lifestyle.
Therefore, we offer specialized Vascular Ulcer Care, a comprehensive interventional solution that ensures your circulatory system functions without interruption, allowing your skin to heal and helping you reclaim your active New York City lifestyle without the burden of chronic wounds.
We feature specialized clinicians in interventional radiology to perform rapid diagnostics and effective treatments that protect your vascular health and your investment in long-term wellness.
We design and perform customized interventional plans, optimizing your recovery and ensuring that the switch to a pain-free life is rapid and safe.
Detailed evaluation of your arterial and venous condition to confirm the ideal clinical path for ulcer resolution
Real-time mapping to target the specific blockages or diseased veins contributing to chronic skin breakdown
Performed in our state-of-the-art NYC facilities, typically requiring less than 90 minutes with no hospital stay
Functional follow-ups and guidance to ensure your return to an active New York City routine as the ulcer heals
We implement clinical programs designed to support your vascular health, eliminating the daily worry and physical burden of non-healing wounds.
Specialized Knowledge: Leaders in the latest minimally invasive arterial and venous techniques in NYC.
Hospital-Grade Technology: The most sophisticated imaging systems in a private, comfortable clinical setting.
Clinical Team: Compassionate specialists focused on your specific health, skin integrity, and mobility goals.
Rapid Return to Activity: Most patients resume their daily activities within 24 to 48 hours, avoiding major downtime while the healing process begins.
We design clinical plans that shield your health and quality of life, ensuring that your mobility never stops in New York City:
Chronic Wound Patients: Critical protection for those with sores on the feet or legs that have failed to heal for weeks.
Diabetic New Yorkers: Reliable support for managing the vascular complications that lead to dangerous skin ulcers.
Active Professionals: Stability for those who need to maintain peak physical performance without the burden of chronic dressings.
Individuals Seeking Alternatives: Support for those wishing to avoid invasive surgeries or prevent the progression toward amputation.
High-Performance New Yorkers: Uninterrupted stability for those whose daily routines demand optimal vascular and skin health.
See how our advanced treatments have helped patients across NYC improve their overall health and well-being.
I had cramping and slow-healing wounds on my legs for over a year. Dr. Boktor's team at the Brooklyn office performed the atherectomy and the difference was immediate. My circulation improved within days and the wounds are finally closing.
As a diabetic, I was terrified of losing my foot. The team at Rad-Vasc Medical caught my PAD early and treated it with stenting. Six months later, I'm walking around Rego Park pain-free. They literally saved my mobility.
The Rego Park clinic took the time to do a proper vascular assessment when other doctors had brushed off my leg pain as 'just aging.' Turned out I had significant arterial blockage. The minimally invasive treatment got me back on my feet quickly.
I can finally walk to my mailbox without stopping every few feet. Dr. Boktor and his Brooklyn team gave me my independence back. The procedure was quick and the recovery was almost nothing compared to what I was told to expect with bypass surgery.
Coordinate your clinical evaluation at our facilities or schedule your specialized ulcer care at our nearest NYC location today!
97-25 63rd Drive, Rego Park, NY 11374..
95-08 65th Avenue, Rego Park, NY 11374
1010 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226
Treat the underlying circulation problem, keep the wound clean and moist, use compression (if venous), and follow medical care. Healing improves with proper dressing, nutrition, and avoiding infection.
They usually take weeks to months. Small ulcers may heal in 6–12 weeks, while severe or chronic ones can take several months depending on circulation and treatment.
Medicated dressings like hydrocolloids, silver creams, or antibiotic ointments (if infected) are commonly used. The best option depends on the wound condition and should be guided by a doctor.
Common reasons include poor circulation, infection, lack of compression therapy, diabetes, smoking, or poor nutrition. Treating the root cause is key for healing.
Reduced pain, less swelling, smaller wound size, healthy red tissue (granulation), and less drainage are signs of improvement.