Dressing and Debridement of Wound or Infection near Monterey, CA

Care Philosophy: Dr. Nacamuli's clinical interests include hand surgery, facial and breast reconstruction and aesthetic surgery of the body. With a keen eye for detail and a warm demeanor, Dr. Nacamuli provides every patient with thoughtful, compassionate care.

Biography: Dr. Rakesh Safaya, MD is a Vascular Surgery Specialist who practices in Fremont, CA. He is 66 years old and has been practicing for 41 years. Dr. Rakesh Safaya, MD is affiliated with Washington Hospital.

Care Philosophy: Dr. Yen is particularly interested in head and neck reconstruction, breast reconstruction, and all areas of aesthetic surgery. His dual training in Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery and Head & Neck Surgery and makes him uniquely suited for complex head and neck reconstruction and facial aesthetics. Dr. Yen strongly believes in individualizing each operation to the needs and expectations of his patients.

Biography: Dr. Ignatius Lau grew up in Portland, Oregon. He attended the University of Washington in Seattle for college and Stony Brook University in Long Island for medical school. He then went on to train in vascular surgery at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City. During his in New York, he performed over 1600 cases involving peripheral arterial disease and has extensive training and experience in treating the full spectrum of vascular diseases. Dr. Lau was also very active in medical research during his training, ultimately finishing with twelve peer reviewed manuscripts. During his training in New York, he met his wife, Lisa, who is a practicing endodontist. Together they love to hike, try new restaurants, and travel.

Care Philosophy: We serve patients suffering from the most complex circulation problems to the most delicate cosmetic issuesfrom varicose veins to painful leg swelling, dialysis access, and non-healing leg wounds. We find the Why so you have real solutions to living a healthy life. Our focus is on restoring your circulatory healthso you can return to a normal way of life.We offer hope when others say there is none