Dr. Leena Jain Invited as Faculty at WIROC 2025, Conducts Hands-on Session on VAC Dressing Techniques

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], March 17: Dr. Leena Jain, an accomplished Plastic, Reconstructive Microsurgeon and Hand Surgeon, was invited as esteemed faculty at WIROC 2025, one of the most prestigious orthopedic and trauma conferences in the country. With over ten years of focused experience in reconstructive microsurgery and complex wound management, Dr. Jain conducted a highly engaging hands-on workshop on advanced VAC (Vacuum-Assisted Closure) dressing techniques, drawing participation from surgeons and residents eager to refine their wound care skills.

Widely recognized as a leading Plastic surgeon in Mumbai, Dr. Leena Jain has consistently contributed to the advancement of reconstructive surgery through both clinical excellence and academic involvement. Her invitation to serve as faculty at WIROC 2025 reflects her growing reputation in managing complex trauma wounds, post-surgical defects, compound fractures, burns, and challenging soft tissue injuries that require meticulous reconstruction and innovative wound healing strategies.

During the session, Dr. Jain demonstrated the scientific principles and practical application of VAC therapy, a revolutionary negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) system that accelerates healing in acute and chronic wounds. The workshop focused on real-world case scenarios involving compound fractures, exposed tendons, bone gaps, post-infection wounds, and flap surgeries. Participants were guided through the step-by-step technique of applying VAC dressings, understanding pressure settings, managing exudate control, and preventing infection—critical components in optimizing surgical outcomes.

“VAC dressing has transformed the way we approach complex wound management,” said Dr. Leena Jain during the session. “In cases of orthopedic trauma, tumor resections, and severe soft tissue injuries, timely and appropriate application of negative pressure therapy can significantly improve healing rates, reduce hospital stay, and prepare the wound bed for definitive reconstruction such as skin grafting or flap cover.”

Dr. Leena’s expertise in reconstructive microsurgery has been shaped by rigorous training and international exposure. After completing her M.S. in General Surgery and MCh in Plastic Surgery, she pursued a Fellowship in Microsurgery and Perforator Flaps at Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea, followed by an AO Fellowship in Microsurgery and Faciomaxillary Trauma at Ludwigs’ Maximillians University, Munich, Germany. This global training has enabled her to bring cutting-edge reconstructive techniques to her practice in Mumbai.

Her clinical expertise spans reconstructive microsurgery for tumors, trauma, burns, and congenital conditions; hand surgeries for tendon, nerve and vessel injuries; replantation and revascularization procedures for amputations and toe transfer surgeries; cancer reconstruction surgery; orthopaedic trauma reconstruction including flap coverage for compound fractures; breast reconstruction post-mastectomy; facial nerve paralysis correction; gender reassignment surgery; diabetic foot reconstruction and corrective procedures for burns deformities and complex functional impairments.

At WIROC 2025, attendees appreciated the clarity and precision of her teaching methodology. By integrating evidence-based protocols with practical surgical insights, Dr. Jain emphasized the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration between plastic surgeons and orthopedic surgeons in trauma care. Her session highlighted how early involvement of a reconstructive microsurgeon can significantly enhance limb salvage rates and functional recovery.

“Reconstruction is not just about closing a wound; it is about restoring function, preserving dignity, and enabling patients to return to their profession and daily life as seamlessly as possible,” Dr. Jain shared. “Every wound tells a story, and our responsibility as surgeons is to ensure that healing is both anatomical and meaningful.”

Dr. Leena Jain practices at Plastikos Clinic, where she offers comprehensive plastic and reconstructive surgical solutions with a patient-first philosophy. Her approach is rooted in long-term outcomes, carefully considering each patient’s occupation, lifestyle, and functional goals before planning surgery. This personalized surgical planning ensures faster rehabilitation, minimal complications, and optimal aesthetic and functional results.

Her participation as faculty at WIROC 2025 underscores her commitment not only to surgical excellence but also to continuous medical education and skill-sharing within the surgical community. By training fellow surgeons in advanced wound management and microsurgical principles, Dr. Jain continues to elevate standards of reconstructive care in India.

Patients seeking advanced wound care, trauma reconstruction, hand surgery, breast reconstruction, cancer reconstruction, or complex microsurgical procedures can consult Dr. Leena Jain at Plastikos Clinic for expert, compassionate, and evidence-based treatment.

For consultations and appointments:

Plastikos Clinic – Dr. Leena Jain
Plastic, Reconstructive Microsurgeon & Hand Surgeon
Available in Bandra and Borivali, Mumbai
+91-9820991853
link.jain@gmail.com
https://theplasticsurgeryclinic.co/

About Dr. Leena Jain
Dr. Leena Jain is a highly passionate and dedicated Plastic Reconstructive Microsurgeon and Hand Surgeon with over seven years of experience. With international fellowships in microsurgery from South Korea and Germany, she specializes in complex trauma reconstruction, hand surgery, cancer reconstruction, breast reconstruction, facial nerve paralysis correction, and gender reassignment procedures. Known for her meticulous surgical technique and patient-centric approach, Dr. Jain delivers solutions focused on long-term functional recovery and improved quality of life.

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