Wound care specialist · Rasht, Iran
A wound that has not closed in weeks is telling you something. We find the cause, prepare the wound bed and choose the right dressing, then follow up steadily until it has healed.
How I work
Years in the operating room taught me that small details decide outcomes. I bring the same precision to the bedside of people living with chronic and complex wounds.
Read my storyBlood sugar, circulation, pressure and infection come first. A dressing that ignores the cause only buys time.
Every dressing change follows surgical aseptic standards; preventing infection is half of the treatment.
You and your family learn what to do between visits and which signs need attention.
Care areas
Each type of wound follows its own logic. These are the cases I see most often in Rasht.
Infection control, offloading and limb preservation.
Stage-based care and safe repositioning at home.
Incision care, wound dehiscence and surgical site infection.
Compression therapy and care of the surrounding skin.
Negative pressure therapy for deep, heavily draining wounds.
Guidance for patients who cannot travel to the clinic.
Care pathway
History, wound measurement and photos, underlying conditions and medication review.
Cleansing and, when needed, debridement of dead tissue so healing can begin.
Dressings or NPWT chosen for depth, drainage and infection status.
Progress recorded at every visit, with home care teaching until full healing.
Darmanjo center
Darmanjo was created so that patients in Rasht and across Guilan would not need long journeys for specialist wound care. Assessment, advanced dressings, NPWT and patient education happen under one roof.
Darmanjo on Instagram
Behind the scenes of treatment, new tissue repair technology and short home care tips, every week on the Darmanjo page.
Fresh wound care tips every week, free
Fresh wound care tips every week, free
Questions
A wound care specialist is a clinician trained to assess and manage wounds, working alongside your physician. Diagnosis of underlying disease and prescriptions stay with the physician; the wound care plan and its delivery are handled by the wound specialist.
Any wound without clear progress after two weeks, any wound or blister on the foot of a person with diabetes, pressure injuries, surgical wounds with drainage or odour, and leg ulcers.
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 to 14:00 at Darmanjo, and Saturday, Monday and Wednesday from 9:00 to 14:00 at Ghaem International Hospital, Rasht.
Call or send a WhatsApp message to +98 901 310 7774 with a short description and, if possible, a photo of the wound. You will be given a time at Darmanjo or at Ghaem International Hospital.
A list of your medicines, recent test results (HbA1c if you have diabetes), surgical or discharge reports, and any photos showing how the wound has changed.
Visiting hours
To book, send a short description of the wound. People with diabetes and wounds with fever or pus are answered first.
Fever, chills, spreading redness or darkening toes need urgent care at an emergency department.
