Podiatrist Blog

  • Treating Calluses and Corns
    Some people who have calluses and corns are not bothered by these foot skin conditions. On the other hand, if a callus or corn becomes very inflamed and painful, seek Read more
  • Are Calluses Causing You Trouble?
    Calluses occur when the skin, usually at the heels or under the joint of your big toe, becomes rough, hard and then cracks open due to dryness. If left unattended, Read more
  • How to Treat Calluses on Your Feet
    Calluses are layers of rough and flaky skin on the feet that can cause pain and discomfort. The condition may arise due to constant friction against hard surfaces or persistent Read more
  • Dealing with Corns and Calluses
    Corns and calluses are some of the most common and annoying foot disorders. They affect millions of people around the globe each year. What many of us do not realize Read more
  • Morton’s Toe Longer Than the Other
    If you have been experiencing some discomfort in your feet, it isn’t unnatural for you to get curious and take a look down at your toes. What is it that Read more
  • Moving and Grooving Feet
    Our feet propel our bodies all over the place. They move us from place to place, they let us partake in sports, and they keep up balanced and stable. The Read more
  • Tips and Tricks for Dancing Feet
    Dancers are on their feet all the time. They put a lot of pressure and stress on their feet and toes while practicing their art. It is important for dancers Read more
  • Get Your Feet Sandal-Ready
    After a long winter season, our feet have been hidden away and neglected. Due to indoor heating, our skin has dried out and started to crack. This can be especially Read more
  • Aging and Your Feet
    Are the years catching up with you?  Feeling not as sprightly these days?  Unfortunately, as we age, our feet bear the brunt of the years behind us, and the weight Read more

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