Complex Wound Reconstruction at a Tertiary Hospital
A dedicated chronic wound reconstruction service within the Plastic Surgery & Aesthetics Medical Center of Chongqing West District Hospital.
Wound care with a hospital behind it
Part of a Tertiary Hospital
Chongqing West District Hospital is a modern tertiary general hospital in Chongqing. Its Plastic Surgery & Aesthetics Medical Center opened in April 2026 and operates six coordinated service lines, including wound closure and reconstruction, aesthetic surgery, and laser- and energy-based procedures.
Focused on Chronic Wounds
This service concentrates on wounds that have stopped healing: chronic wounds of any cause, diabetic foot wounds, pressure ulcers, venous and arterial leg ulcers, and the skin graft and flap closure of defects that will not close on their own.
Multidisciplinary Support
Because the service sits inside a tertiary hospital, a wound plan can draw on vascular assessment, hospital-grade anesthesia, laboratory and imaging workup, pathology, blood-bank and intensive-care backup, and emergency response. That safety net is what makes an honest, staged wound plan possible.
Cause first, dressing second
We believe the most important part of wound care happens before a dressing is chosen: finding why the wound has stalled, measuring it properly, and agreeing a plan that can be sustained for months. That is why this site leads with patient education rather than sales language.
Evidence-Based
Our guidance reflects established wound care evidence and honest discussion of what does and does not work, rather than marketing claims for products.
Plain-Language
We explain debridement, offloading, compression, grafts, and staging in clear English, so you can take part in every decision about your care.
Honest About Limits
Chronic wounds heal over months, recurrence is common, and neither surgery nor any dressing can guarantee closure. We tell you what is achievable and what is not before you commit.
Chongqing West District Hospital
Chongqing West District Hospital is a tertiary general hospital developed as a major healthcare project for Chongqing, with a planned capacity of up to 1,200 beds and more than 300 types of advanced medical equipment. More than 200 specialists with backgrounds at institutions affiliated with Army Medical University practice across more than 40 clinical departments, supported by nine major medical centres including the Plastic Surgery & Aesthetics Medical Center.
The hospital’s culture, shaped by military medicine, emphasises discipline, rigour, and responsibility in clinical care. For patients with a chronic wound, the defining advantage is that the resources a complex wound demands — vascular assessment, anesthesia, intensive care, imaging, pathology, and transfusion — stand behind the plan from the first visit.
Ready to have your wound assessed properly?
Reach out for a consultation. We will examine the wound, look for the reasons it is not healing, and plan reconstruction or long-term management with you.