VAC Therapy

VAC therapy, or vacuum-assisted closure therapy, is a treatment that promotes wound healing by applying negative pressure through a specialized foam and airtight seal over the wound. This negative pressure helps remove excess fluids, reduce swelling, and draw the edges of the wound together, while also increasing blood flow to the area. It creates an optimal environment for tissue growth and healing, which can accelerate recovery and reduce infection risk. VAC therapy is commonly used for chronic, complex, or difficult-to-heal wounds and is typically managed by healthcare professionals.