A wound that is dressed properly every time heals in a predictable way. A wound that is dressed casually, with the wrong material or an unclean technique, can turn a two-week recovery into a three-month problem — and in diabetic patients, into something far more serious. Life Line provides nurse-led wound care at home across Lahore.
We manage surgical incisions, diabetic foot ulcers, pressure sores, burns, traumatic wounds, abscess and drainage sites, and chronic non-healing wounds. Every dressing begins with an assessment: size, depth, tissue type, exudate, odour, surrounding skin and pain. The dressing material is then chosen to suit the wound rather than using the same gauze for everything.
Diabetic wounds get particular attention, because in Lahore they are both common and commonly underestimated. We check circulation and sensation, insist on pressure offloading, coordinate with the treating doctor on antibiotics and blood sugar control, and escalate quickly when a wound is deteriorating rather than waiting for the next appointment.
Families call this zakham ki dressing at home. Whether it is a surgical wound, a diabetic foot ulcer or a bed sore, the difference between healing and hospital admission is usually just whether the dressing was done properly and on time.
What wound care includes
Wound assessment
Size, depth, tissue condition and infection signs documented at every dressing so progress is measurable.
Sterile dressing technique
Aseptic cleaning and dressing with sterile single-use materials, not improvised supplies.
Diabetic foot ulcer care
Specialised care including offloading advice, circulation checks and close infection monitoring.
Pressure sore management
Staged care of bed sores combined with a strict repositioning plan to remove the underlying cause.
Post-surgical wounds
Incision care, drain site management and stitch or staple removal on the surgeon’s schedule.
Escalation when needed
Prompt referral back to your doctor if a wound shows spreading infection or fails to progress.
Who this service is for
- Diabetic patients with foot ulcers or slow-healing wounds
- Post-operative patients needing regular sterile dressing
- Bedridden patients with pressure sores
- Patients with burns or traumatic injuries healing at home
- Anyone with a chronic wound that is not improving
How it works
- 1
Send a photo
WhatsApp a picture of the wound and the doctor’s advice so we can plan the right dressing approach.
- 2
First assessment visit
The nurse assesses the wound properly, cleans and dresses it, and sets the dressing interval.
- 3
Regular dressing visits
Visits continue daily or on alternate days, with each dressing recorded and compared to the last.
- 4
Healing review
We review progress regularly, adjust the dressing type as the wound changes and involve your doctor when required.
Why choose Life Line for wound care
- Dressing choice matched to the wound, not one material for everything
- Full documentation of wound progress at every visit
- Experience with difficult diabetic and pressure wounds
- Strict infection-control standards on every dressing
Wound Care charges in Lahore — how pricing works
Wound care is charged per dressing visit. Because most wounds need dressing on a schedule for several weeks, we quote a course rate rather than a one-off rate for anything beyond a single dressing — it is cheaper for you and it means the schedule is actually kept, which matters clinically far more than the price does.
What you are billed for
Single dressing visit
One sterile dressing change, with assessment and a written wound note.
Daily or alternate-day course
A booked schedule for the healing period, at a lower rate per visit.
Complex wound care
Larger wounds, pressure sores and diabetic ulcers needing longer visits and more materials.
Dressing materials
Standard sterile consumables are included; specialised dressings prescribed by your doctor are purchased separately.
What moves the price up or down
- Size, depth and type of wound
- How frequently the dressing must be changed
- Whether specialised dressing materials are prescribed
- Whether the wound needs a nurse with advanced wound experience
Get an exact quote before anything begins
We do not publish a single flat rate because it would be misleading — the honest figure depends on your patient. Call or WhatsApp us with the diagnosis, what the patient can still do unaided and your area of Lahore, and we will quote a specific number. Whatever is agreed is what you pay; nothing is added to the bill afterwards.
Wound Care in Lahore — FAQs
How often should a wound be dressed?
It depends on the wound. Heavily draining or infected wounds may need daily dressing, while clean surgical wounds are often dressed every second or third day. Our nurse assesses the wound and follows your doctor’s instruction, and we tell you the plan clearly.
Do you treat diabetic foot ulcers at home?
Yes, and it is one of our most requested services in Lahore. We provide sterile dressing, monitor for infection, check circulation and sensation, advise on offloading pressure from the foot, and coordinate with your doctor on antibiotics and sugar control.
Do you bring your own dressing materials?
Yes. Our nurses carry sterile, single-use dressing supplies. If your doctor has prescribed a specific advanced dressing product, we will tell you what to arrange in advance so the correct material is used.
Do you provide female nurses?
Yes. We have both male and female staff, and for wound care we assign a female nurse or female attendant to female patients as a matter of routine — not as a special request. Bathing, catheter care, changing and any procedure needing privacy are always handled by same-gender staff where the family wants that. Tell us when you call on 0302 5286596 so we assign correctly the first time.
What are your charges?
Wound care is billed by single dressing visit and daily or alternate-day course. Wound care is charged per dressing visit. Because most wounds need dressing on a schedule for several weeks, we quote a course rate rather than a one-off rate for anything beyond a single dressing — it is cheaper for you and it means the schedule is actually kept, which matters clinically far more than the price does. The exact figure depends on your case, so call or WhatsApp 0302 5286596 and we will quote it clearly before anything begins — agreed in advance, with nothing added to the bill afterwards.
Do you cover Shadman, Gulberg, Samanabad, Model Town and other areas of Lahore?
Yes. We provide wound care across Shadman, Gulberg, Samanabad, Model Town, Cantt, Askari, Township, Faisal Town, Johar Town and the surrounding areas of Lahore, including DHA, Garden Town, Muslim Town, Wapda Town, Bahria Town, Ali Town and Allama Iqbal Town. If your locality is not on that list, call 0302 5286596 — we cover Lahore city as a whole and almost certainly reach you.
How fast can a nurse reach us?
Usually within one to two hours for a first dressing. After that we agree a fixed daily or alternate-day slot and keep it. We answer the phone 24 hours a day, including nights, Sundays and public holidays, on 0302 5286596.
Related services
Families booking wound care often need these as well.
Post-Surgical Nursing Care
Recovery care after an operation — dressings, drains, mobility and monitoring at home.
Learn moreBedridden Patient Care
Full support for immobile patients — positioning, hygiene and bed-sore prevention.
Learn moreHome Nursing Care
Qualified nurses who come to your home for daily nursing needs, on your schedule.
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