Graft Placements

About the treatment

At Anchor Wound Management, we offer advanced graft placement treatments to support healing for patients with chronic and non-healing wounds across the Dallas, Fort Worth, and greater DFW area.

Graft placements are used when wounds need additional support to close properly and heal more effectively.

What Are Graft Placements

Graft placements involve applying specialized tissue or biologic materials directly to a wound to support healing.

These grafts act as a foundation for new tissue growth, helping the body repair damaged areas more efficiently.

Graft treatments are commonly used when wounds are not healing on their own or require additional support to close.

How Grafts Support Wound Healing

Chronic wounds often struggle to heal due to poor circulation, tissue damage, or underlying conditions.

Graft placements help by:

• Providing a structure for new tissue growth

• Supporting regeneration of healthy skin

• Protecting the wound during healing

• Improving the body’s natural healing response

This approach allows wounds to heal more effectively and reduces the risk of complications.

Types of Wounds Treated with Grafts

Graft placements may be recommended for a variety of complex or non-healing wounds, including:

• Chronic wounds that have not improved after 4 weeks

• Diabetic ulcers

• Surgical wounds that are slow to heal

• Wounds with tissue loss or damage

Each patient is evaluated to determine if graft placement is the right treatment option.

What to Expect During Treatment

Graft placement is a minimally invasive procedure performed as part of a personalized wound care plan.

During treatment:

• The wound is carefully cleaned and prepared

• The graft is applied directly to the wound

• The area is protected with appropriate dressings

• Follow-up visits are scheduled to monitor progress

Our team ensures each step is performed with precision to support optimal healing.

Benefits of Graft Placements

Graft placements provide several benefits for patients with complex wounds:

• Helps promote faster healing

• Supports tissue regeneration

• Reduces risk of infection and complications

• Improves outcomes for difficult-to-heal wounds

These treatments are often used in combination with other advanced wound care therapies.

Contact Us

If you are dealing with a wound that is not healing properly, graft placement may be an effective treatment option.

Contact Anchor Wound Management to learn more about advanced wound care solutions and next steps for treatment.