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Asan Medical Centre offers dedicated Debridement of Achilles tendon supported by experienced orthopedic surgeons, advanced diagnostic imaging, and modern foot-and-ankle surgical facilities. Established in 1989, the ISO accredited hospital is situated in Seoul, South Korea and has 2700 beds supporting specialized tendon care.
Debridement of Achilles Tendon involves surgically removing damaged or degenerative portions of the Achilles tendon while preserving viable tissue. It may be used to treat chronic tendinopathy, areas of tendon degeneration, or selected cases associated with partial tendon injury. Depending on the extent of tissue damage, the surgeon may also perform tendon repair or augmentation. Imaging and clinical examination before surgery help determine the location and severity of tendon involvement and guide the treatment plan.
At International St. Mary's Hospital, Debridement of Achilles tendon is performed using precise tendon-sparing techniques and individualized orthopedic treatment planning. Established in 2014, the JCI accredited hospital in Seoul, South Korea has 808 beds and provides comprehensive foot, ankle, and rehabilitation services.
Debridement of Achilles Tendon may be recommended when chronic tendon degeneration causes persistent pain, swelling, stiffness, or impaired function despite appropriate non-surgical management. The surgeon removes abnormal tendon tissue and, when necessary, cleans the surrounding area to create a healthier environment for healing. If the remaining tendon is weakened or partially torn, repair or reconstruction may be required. Postoperative care commonly includes protected weight-bearing followed by gradual physiotherapy and strengthening.

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