Podiatry

Podiatry is a specialized branch of medicine that focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and care of disorders and injuries related to the feet, ankles, and lower extremities. We emphasize preventive measures, surgical interventions when necessary, and ongoing foot health management to ensure individuals maintain strong, pain-free lower limbs.

Conditions our Podiatrists treat:

• Fractures and sprains
• Bunion and hammertoes
• Nail disorders
• Diabetes
• Arthritis
• Growing Pains
• Heel Pain
• Morton’s Neuroma

Podiatry

• Group I
  • Nail surgery and benign skin lesion
  • Digital surgery
• Group II
  • Lesser metatarsal ostectomies or osteotomies
  • Uncomplicated soft tissue surgery of forefoot
  • Digital amputations
  • Excision complex forefoot soft tissue lesions
  • Use of AO fixation techniques in the forefoot (excluding the 1st ray)
• Group III
  • Hallux valgus surgery, simple (Silver or McBride type)
  • Hallux valgus surgery, osteotomies
  • Hallux valgus surgery, implants/fusions
  • Pan-metatarsal head resection
  • Use of AO fixation techniques in the forefoot

• Group IV
  • Rearfoot ostectomies (Haglund’s deformity, heel spur, and accessory ossicles)
  • Partial foot amputations
  • Participation in management of deep infection or osteomyelitis
  • Surgical correction of pediatric foot deformities
  • Tendon lengthening transfers and stabilization procedures
  • Use of AO fixation techniques in the rearfoot or ankle
  • Rearfoot osteotomies and fusions
  • Ankle and/or arthroscopy
  • Ankle surgery
  • Endoscopic plantar fasciotomy
  • Internal and/or external fixation techniques
  • Gastroc Recession
  • Incision and drainage, foot
  • Hardware Removal
  • Open Reduction Internal Fixation Fracture
  • Pulse Dye laser
  • Exostectomy
  • Soft Tissue mass, excision
  • Phalangectomy
  • Cast application
  • Plantar Fasciotomy, open or endoscopic
  • Arthrodesis
  • Arthrotomy
  • Tarsal Tunnel Release, open
  • Synovectomy
  • Achilles tendon repair
  • Arthroplasty