Treatments

Offering effective treatment options for warts, including wart treatments, needling surgery and wart excision surgery.

Assessing and treating heel pain, including plantar fasciitis, through a combination of conservative measures such as orthotics, footwear recommendations, stretching excersizes, and modalities including low level light laser and shockwave. Injections are also offered to treat heel pain.

Offering permanent surgical procedures for flexible hammer or claw toes, including tenotomy and nail fold resection surgery.

Evaluating and managing flat feet or fallen arches, providing support and orthotic solutions to address discomfort and improve stability.

Employing gentle manual techniques to improve foot and ankle joint mobility, reduce pain, and enhance overall foot function.

Performing surgical procedures to correct ingrown toenails, relieving pain and preventing recurrent infections.

Assessing patients' foot mechanics and prescribing and fitting custom orthotic devices to improve alignment, support, and alleviate foot pain.

Assessing and treating foot pain in children, addressing conditions such as in-toeing, flat feet, and other pediatric foot concerns, offering appropriate interventions and guidance for optimal foot development.

Nail Care, Corns, and Calluses: Offering treatments for common foot conditions such as nail trimming, corn, and callus removal, providing relief and improving foot comfort.

Various treatment options to treat fungal nail infections, such as nail debridement, topical medications, oral antifungals and other modalities utilizing technology.

Managing neuromas, which are painful nerve conditions typically affecting the ball of the foot, using conservative treatments such as orthotics, footwear modifications, and sometimes corticosteroid injections.

Treating fungal infections of the skin, such as athlete's foot, with appropriate antifungal medications, topical treatments, and patient education on prevention.

Providing comprehensive foot care services for diabetic patients, including regular assessments, monitoring, ulcer prevention, and wound management to reduce the risk of complications.