
Crushed foot saved: walking again
Contains surgical images. A severe crush injury to the foot, treated step by step until the patient could stand and walk again.
بِسْمِ ٱللَّٰهِ ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ
Consultant Diabetic & Plastic Surgeon · Multan
A surgeon, teacher and limb-saver, trusted across South Punjab for wounds others call hopeless.

Dr. Arif Baig Mirza is a consultant diabetic and plastic surgeon in Multan with more than two decades of experience. A graduate of Nishtar Medical College, he served as Assistant Professor of Plastic Surgery at Nishtar and completed further training in plastic surgery in Italy.
His clinic, Advance Cosmo & Plastic Surgical Art, specialises in saving limbs that patients are told may need amputation: diabetic foot and gangrene, old and non-healing wounds, bed sores, burn and cancer wounds, using debridement, VAC therapy, skin grafting and reconstructive surgery. He also offers cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgery.
Advance Cosmo & Plastic Surgical Art, Alam Sher Centre, Nishtar Road, Multan
Leads the clinic's limb-saving work for diabetic foot, gangrene and non-healing wounds, alongside cosmetic and reconstructive plastic surgery.
Nishtar Medical University / Nishtar Hospital, Multan
Teaching and surgical work in the plastic surgery department of one of South Punjab's largest teaching hospitals.
Multan
Special focus on saving limbs from amputation: diabetic foot, debridement, VAC therapy and skin grafting.
Multan
More than 22 years of practice as a surgeon; start year is an approximate placeholder (to be confirmed)
Master of Surgery in plastic surgery.
Nishtar Medical College, Multan
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery; graduation year is an approximate placeholder (to be confirmed)
Italy
Further training in plastic and reconstructive surgery in Italy.
Pakistan Medical & Dental Council (PMDC)
Registered with the PMDC (to be confirmed)
Pakistan Association of Plastic Surgeons
Member of the national association of plastic surgeons (to be confirmed)
Multan
Patient awareness talks on diabetic foot care, early wound treatment and avoiding amputation (to be confirmed)
Shared with patient consent. Individual results vary.

Contains surgical images. A severe crush injury to the foot, treated step by step until the patient could stand and walk again.

Contains surgical images. An open wound on the sole of the foot, followed through treatment to a healed foot and walking.
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