Prevention of foot and leg amputation“Amputation is not the only way out”

At MediVasc, we help patients undergoing vascular treatment. When years of treatment bring no improvement / results, we study the case right from its origin to current medical condition, design a customized affordable solution & protocol to achieve desired results with our specialized guidance at regular intervals.

See the recoveries WhatsApp us

Diabetic foot
Lymphedema arms/legs
Venous ulcers
Filariasis & elephantiasis
Varicose veins
Bedridden & elderly care

Before therapy photograph: Diabetic foot with CKD, below-knee amputation advised — Before

During therapy photograph: Diabetic foot with CKD, below-knee amputation advised — During

After therapy photograph: Diabetic foot with CKD, below-knee amputation advised — After

A documented MediVasc recovery. Below-knee amputation was advised. Therapy prevented it. See the full story

Documented recoveries

Recoveries you can see

Every story below is a real MediVasc case, shown exactly as photographed: before, during, and after therapy. We never generate or edit outcome images. Names are withheld where patients asked for privacy.

Diabetic foot with CKD, below-knee amputation advised

IndiaSigns of recovery within 30 days

Case notePatients of prolonged diabetes who are insulin dependent & also suffering from CKD – Chronic Kidney Disease are essentially vulnerable to PVD – Peripheral Vascular Disease & PAD – Peripheral Artery Disease. Out of negligence, the progression of disease in such patients leads to pre sepsis stage and Vascular Surgeon referred for below knee amputation to this patient. However patient followed our guidance to treat this chronic condition and showed signs of recovery within 30 days and came out of vulnerability of sepsis which is life threatening. The improvement in skin tissue became visible & wounds healed. In pre treatment stage, the loss of tissue is so grave that the Fibula, Tibia & surrounding ligaments are exposed which are emphatically vulnerable to sepsis. Post case study & subsequent therapy, patient fully recovered from the chronic condition & limb was preserved. Patients are always profoundly advised to seek advice of vascular consultants for proper diagnosis & medicinal support which is not in the scope of our protocols.

Before therapy photograph: Venous ulcers from untreated varicose veins — Before

Venous ulcers from untreated varicose veins

India40 days of therapy

Case noteVaricose Veins if untreated, neglected and restricted by pressure stockings turn into venous ulcers causing itching and skin disorders leading to oozing wounds and leads to a very long term treatment which is preventable in primary stages. However prolonged venous ulcers & oozing wounds healed completely ( as stated by patient himself ) in about 40 days.

Before therapy photograph: Unilateral left-leg lymphedema — Before

Unilateral left-leg lymphedema

Patient aged 20Kolkata, West Bengal3 months of persistent therapy

Case noteAfter childhood injury with no other medical history explanation, this patient developed progressive lymphedema in left leg over many years. Treatment at different hospitals didn’t yield any results and progression of disease escalated steadily. After 3 months of persistent therapy, the recovery is clearly visible and patient advised intermittent therapy as and when required.

Before therapy photograph: Lymphedema with venous ulcers — Before

Lymphedema with venous ulcers

Patient aged 32BiharSignificant improvement in 4 weeks

Case noteThis patient reported lymphedema with venous ulcers with unexplained medical background. After visits to top hospitals in Delhi NCR and multiple medication, did not show any signs of recovery. After 4 weeks of therapy under our guidance, the improvement was significant and the patient had almost recovered, as the post therapy image shows. Intermittent therapy at home advised as and when required.

Before therapy photograph: Untreated CVI led to restricted Vascularity — Before

Untreated CVI led to restricted Vascularity

India3 months therapy leads to recovery

Case noteProlonged Chronic Venous Insufficiency & darker areas on lower limbs neglected for a long time. Pressure stockings had been worn for 3 to 4 years without the swelling settling, over 3 months of our guided care, the limb showed clear improvement.

Before therapy photograph: Progression of primary lymphedema to elephantiasis — Before

Progression of primary lymphedema to elephantiasis

India60 days therapy prevented the progression of prolonged disease

Case noteNeglect of primary lymphedema for several years turned into elephantiasis choking the whole vascularity of the limbs, which further aggravated to hyperkeratosis and chronic skin disorder. However 60 days persistent therapy under our guidance prevented the progression of disease and patient’s mobility and optimism elevated with hopes.

Before therapy photograph: Hysterectomy oncology led to cellulitis — Before

Hysterectomy oncology led to cellulitis

IndiaSubstantial improvement in 90 days

Case notePost Hysterectomy and radiation therapy, injury to proximal lymphatic vessels and lymph nodes led to development of chronic cellulitis. 30 days therapy showed significant improvement and over 90 days, patient improved substantially and advised therapy at regular intervals.

Before therapy photograph: Untreated Elephantiasis for decades — Before

Untreated Elephantiasis for decades

Jammu, IndiaSigns of recovery in 25 days

Case noteCompromised vascularity of right leg and patient was referred below knee amputation. Upon checking with the patient’s family after 25 days of using our therapy, patient’s son replied “now she is feeling more comfortable and able to walk upto 300 – 400 meters in one stretch”. Please see sideways screenshot of conversation.

Before therapy photograph: Hysterectomy led to immobility and deformity of limbs — Before

Hysterectomy led to immobility and deformity of limbs

Vijayawada AP, IndiaRemarkable improvement in 40 days of therapy

Case noteA decade ago, hysterectomy, due to negligence and ignorance to address the symptoms, along with osteoarthritis, led to immobility and limb deformity. However, over a period of 40 days of therapy, patient showed remarkable improvement, overcoming life threatening sepsis, thereby avoiding an otherwise inevitable amputation.

Before therapy photograph: Varicose Veins followed by venous ulcers — Before

Varicose Veins followed by venous ulcers

IndiaSigns of recovery in 40 days

Case noteVisible results seen in the image with around 35-40 days of therapy.

Before therapy photograph: Prominent varicose veins prevalent for several years — Before

Prominent varicose veins prevalent for several years

IndiaNotable improvement in 30 days of therapy

Case noteSignificant positive change visible in 30 days of therapy. Patient was advised to continue therapy for another 60 days to achieve optimum vascularity

Before therapy photograph: Unexplained leg swelling with oozing wounds — Before

Unexplained leg swelling with oozing wounds

Patient aged 48 FIndiaUnbelievable recovery in 40 days

Case notePatient reported sudden onset of swelling 15 years ago. No history of any oncology or vascular surgery or processes. Patient shuttling from hospitals to hospitals but no respite & culminated similar to elephantiasis with around 36 inches thigh circumference, oozing wounds and chronic mobility issues. However we took up the case study on 1st September 2026 by customizing a unique therapy protocol, the patient showed unbelievable recovery in just 40 days which was beyond our expectations too. Therapy is on with regular follow ups & progress being monitored & reviewed.

Real cases

Complications we manage

Post-mastectomy arm lymphedema

1 / 28

A mastectomy is the surgical removal of one (unilateral) or both (bilateral) breasts to treat or prevent breast cancer. A lumpectomy removes only the tumor and a small margin of healthy tissue. During these breast cancer surgeries, malignant Axillary Lymph nodes and vessels are often removed from axilla causing lymphedema in Arms. If neglected it can get worse and chronic & patient’s ability to do every day task is impaired. In many a cases with the excessive accumulation of fluid causes sleep disturbances while shifting sides.

Prolonged use of compression garments / stockings and no kinetic action on the vessels makes the problem worse. However in absence of any kinetic therapy like sequential compression, wearing pressure garments / stockings is often recommended by the experts.

We design the protocol around your case and stay with you at regular intervals, guiding the therapy so the swelling stops progressing and daily life returns to normal.

Ask about arm swelling

Elephantiasis, Filariasis & Gangrene

1 / 29

Elephantiasis is a chronic condition depicting severe enlargement and hardening of limbs due to lymphatic obstruction. Most commonly caused by parasitic worm infections (Lymphatic Filariasis), it may be transmitted via mosquito bites, leading to fluid buildup, swelling in limbs, affected area thickens, hardens, and may become dry and dark, resembling an elephant's skin and permanent disability. Stagnant fluid increases the risk of frequent bacterial and fungal infections, causing severe inflammation, pain, and hardened tissue. Non-filarial elephantiasis can occur following severe damage to lymph nodes from cancer treatments, tuberculosis or leprosy.

We conduct a deeper case study with the history of disease and its causes & take it further about how the vascular anatomy is affected by the prolonged ailment leading to such chronic condition. The magnitude of the blown up limbs sizes need proper dimension across the affected limb to customize the best possible solutions. The foremost objectivity to treat such patients is to stop the progression of disease, prevent hyperkeratosis, reduce the darker areas on the legs and improve over all vascularity.

Ask about elephantiasis

In therapy now

Patients undergoing treatment

Current MediVasc patients, photographed during their therapy. Their progress is ongoing, and we’ll add their after photographs as they recover.

In-therapy photograph 1 of 2: MediVasc patient from Maharashtra — In therapy

Patient 01

Maharashtra

Patient 02

Gurugram, Haryana

In-therapy photograph 1 of 2: MediVasc patient from Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh — In therapy

Patient 03

Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh

In their words

What patients say about us

Unedited messages from patients and their families, shared with their permission. Tap any note to read it in full.

What to expect

The therapy comes to you

Hospital and clinic therapy for these conditions runs long, and every session means a visit. Many patients never manage it: there is no clinic in the vicinity, mobility is already limited, a family member must give up the whole day, and the travel and therapy costs deter treatment altogether. Our approach removes every one of those barriers.

01
Detailed case study
We begin with your individual case: the condition, its history, current treatment, and reports. No two protocols are the same because no two cases are.
02
A customized, affordable solution
Where required, we customize the medical device modalities for your therapy, designed around your case, your home, and your budget.
03
Therapy at home, under our guidance
You take the therapy at home, guided by us, without any break: no travel, no waiting rooms, no dependence on anyone to get you there.
04
Follow-ups
We follow up at planned intervals to check the progress and adjust the plan.

Protocols available

Conditions we support

Every protocol starts with the same detailed case study. If your condition is not listed here, ask us. The case study decides what is possible.

The amputation we prevented

A top hospital had already referred this patient for a below-knee amputation. He recovered in 90 days instead, keeping his leg and sparing his family at least ₹7 lakh in surgery costs, and the anguish that goes with it.

Recovered in 90 days
₹7 lakh+ saved
Amputation avoided

Referred for a below-knee amputation. Recovered in 90 days.
Documented case of Elephantiasis

Disease-specific protocols

Diabetic foot and amputation prevention
Venous ulcers and wound healing
Peripheral artery disease (PAD / PVD)
Managing & preventing varicose veins and spider veins
Filariasis and elephantiasis
Post-mastectomy arm swelling
Post-hysterectomy and lumpectomy lymphedema
Post-prostatectomy lymphedema
Lymphedema (arm and leg)
Chronic venous insufficiency
Prevention of Hyperkeratosis
Prevention of Cellulitis
Lymphatic drainage and vascular disorders

Bedridden and elderly care

Bedridden and immobile patient care
Paralytic care, arthritis, and joint pains
Restless legs and low energy in limbs

Symptoms

Vulnerability — signs to watch out for

These are the signs that a wound, a limb, or the circulation needs attention. If any of them apply to you or someone you care for, have it assessed without waiting.

Insulin-dependence / Diabetic foot
Non-healing wounds
Oozing wounds / blisters
Dark red / black spots on lower limbs
Varicose veins, venous ulcers
Congenital lymphedema
Oncology surgeries / radiation therapies
CKD – those on dialysis
CVI – breathlessness
Lumbar / sacral surgeries

Eligibility

Who are not eligible for our treatment protocols

Patients with sepsis or severe infections, significant limb swelling (fluid retention), oozing wounds, persistent fever and blood test findings indicating a serious infection are not eligible for our treatment protocols. Such patients require immediate hospital based intensive medical care, as delaying treatment may allow the infection to spread to vital organs, resulting in a life-threatening condition.

If amputation has been advised, talk to us today

The recovery shown above began after a vascular surgeon had already referred the patient for below-knee amputation. Early assessment and appropriate care improve the chance of limb preservation. One message is enough to begin.

No consultation chargesAt any stage of the case study or follow-ups

WhatsApp us

About MediVasc

New Delhi, India

At MediVasc we help patients under going vascular disorders treatment viz. lymphedema after mastectomy, prostatectomy, hysterectomy, lumpectomy, varicose veins, venous ulcers, chronic venous insufficiency, and arterial-flow conditions etc., to achieve best possible results at home within the framework of potential of device. Patients buy such devices from traders who are incompetent to guide & educate the patients.

Across many patients and many different presentations, our case-by-case approach has improved quality of life where years of treatment had not. People suffering from chronic cellulitis, hyperkeratosis, elephantiasis, and filariasis recovered sooner than expected and moved from immobility back to independence. Patients with comorbidities such as diabetes and chronic kidney disease, already referred for lower-limb amputation, recovered under our guidance, and the amputation was prevented and limb was preserved.

Assured of our methodology and protocols, we now want to reach the entire medical fraternity, so that patients who have suffered for years without improvement finally get access to affordable solutions and the awareness they have been deprived of.

We invite everyone in this area of medical science to join hands with us and change the lives of long-suffering, immobile, and bedridden patients, many of them young or middle-aged people who could be productive for themselves, their families, society, and the nation.

Start with your case

Tell us the condition, how long it has persisted, and what treatment has been tried. We will study the case and tell you honestly what a protocol can do.