Foot Treatments & Surgery

Foot Conditions We Treat

• Arthritis

  Arthritis generally refers to joint inflammation. It may be caused by more than 100 diseases, as well as a variety of genetic factors and normal “wear-and-tear.” No matter which of your 30 foot joints is affected, arthritis can be debilitating. We’re here to help.

• Fractures

  Our lower extremities can handle a lot of pressure; they’re there for us when we walk, run, exercise, and more. That’s why foot fractures can be excruciatingly painful, especially when considering their weight-bearing responsibility. Even minor fractures require comprehensive medical attention in order to heal correctly and avoid future injury.

• Foot Ulcers

  Foot ulcers are typically the result of excess pressure and develop in patients with poor circulation. These wounds range in depth from surface-level to deep craters at-risk for infection. They tend to develop in patients with diabetes and vascular disease. If left untreated, ulcers are not only painful, but likely to cause extremity amputation.

• Bunions

  Bunions are painful, bony bumps that develop along the inside of the big toe joint. They may also be referred to as hallux valgus. Certain activities may accelerate their progression, but bunions are most commonly the result of structural deformities and gait abnormalities. Bunions require conscious shoe-wearing decisions, orthotics, and often, surgery.