SBM Hospital has a strong legacy in burn care, wound management and reconstructive treatment. Burn injuries and complex wounds require timely medical care, proper dressing, infection control, pain management and long-term recovery planning.
The Department of Burn & Wound Care provides treatment support for patients with fresh burns, post-burn wounds, chronic wounds, traumatic wounds, surgical wounds and scars. The department is closely connected with plastic and reconstructive surgery because many burn and wound patients may require reconstruction or scar correction later.
The goal is to promote healing, prevent infection, preserve function, improve appearance and support the patient throughout the recovery journey.
Book ConsultationThe department provides focused care for burns, wounds, scars and healing-related conditions.
Early treatment of burn injuries is important to reduce complications and support better healing.
Chronic wounds, traumatic wounds and non-healing wounds require proper cleaning, dressing and treatment planning.
Scar correction may help improve movement, comfort and appearance in selected patients.
Burn contractures can restrict movement. Surgical and recovery support may help improve function.
Some wounds and burns may require skin grafting or reconstructive support depending on depth and condition.
Burn and wound recovery may need long-term follow-up, dressing, movement support and confidence-building.
Burn and wound care requires patience and regular monitoring. A wound may take time to heal, and the treatment plan may change depending on response, infection status, skin condition and patient comfort.
At SBM, the focus is on proper wound assessment, clean dressing practices, infection control, pain relief, nutritional advice, surgical consultation where needed and follow-up care.
Depth, size, infection risk and healing condition are assessed properly.
Regular dressing and hygiene help reduce infection and support healing.
Plastic surgery support is available for complex wounds, scars and burn deformities.
Thermal, electrical, chemical or accidental burn injuries requiring medical care.
Wounds that are not healing properly or repeatedly getting infected.
Scars causing discomfort, tightness, cosmetic concern or movement restriction.
Surgical wounds requiring dressing, monitoring and proper healing care.
Timely care can help reduce complications and support better healing.