Podiatrist Blog

• posted: Jun. 06, 2018
• arthritis,  stress fractures,  podiatrist,  flat feet,  Metatarsalgia

Getting a diagnosis of metatarsalgia can be very nerve-wracking and confusing. Not only does it describe a group of symptoms, but it can leave you with more questions than you Read More

• posted: May 30, 2018
• hammertoes,  shoes,  podiatrist,  calluses,  corns,  orthotic,  metatarsal bone,  x-ray

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

• posted: May 30, 2018
• podiatrist,  blisters,  melanoma,  dry skin

Summer is here and it is time to bring out the open-toed shoes and let your feet feel the breeze. Beach trips, camping trips, and outdoor sports are all popular Read More

• posted: May 21, 2018
• orthotics,  flat feet

When it comes to the world of orthotics, it can be very confusing to pick one that is right for you. Stores boast all types of inserts for the shoe Read More

• posted: May 09, 2018
• plantar fasciitis

Waking up to excruciating pain can really put a damper on anybody’s day. Sometimes, the pain is so unbearable that it can be hard to walk on the affected foot. Read More

• posted: May 02, 2018
• Heel Pain,  sports,  podiatrist,  heels,  properly fitting

As we age, the everyday wear and tear on our feet begins to build up and cause pain and injury. Some of this pain is relatively minor and can be Read More

• posted: Apr. 26, 2018
• swelling,  foot,  warts,  cryotherapy,  liquid nitrogen treatment

Warts can be a real nuisance, especially to those who enjoy wearing open-toed shoes. Warts are generally due to a viral infection that is passed from person to person. People Read More

• posted: Apr. 18, 2018
• toenail,  ingrown toenails,  podiatrist,  fungus,  Keryflex,  restoration,  nails

When you take off your socks and notice that your nails just aren’t as healthy, shiny, and smooth as they used to be, this can sometimes take the wind out Read More

• posted: Apr. 11, 2018
• Geriatric Foot Care

The United States Census Bureau reports that about 15 percent of Americans are over the age of 65, and that number is expected to increase. To your podiatrists in Brooklyn, Read More

• posted: Apr. 11, 2018
• surgery,  foot,  problems,  arthroscopy,  ankle fusion surgery,  toe fusion surgery,  nerve damage

Having to go through any foot or ankle surgery can be very nerve-racking. The foot and ankle sometimes need to be operated on in order to fix the problems they Read More

• posted: Apr. 05, 2018
• ingrown toenail,  callus,  pedicure

At home self-care is important for everyone. Not only does it promote good health, it also allows us to stay in tune with our bodies. There are all types of Read More

• posted: Mar. 29, 2018
• diabetes,  pain,  foot fractures,  injury,  toe

It is very easy to forget about our feet. We use them on a constant basis to get from one place to another, but we do not really think about Read More

• posted: Mar. 21, 2018
• swelling,  injured,  swollen

When you take a glimpse at your feet and you notice that they are red, it can be quite alarming. Red isn’t usually the ideal color for your feet to Read More

• posted: Mar. 15, 2018
• Podiatrist tools,  nail clippers,  scalpels,  nail splitter

Going to a podiatrist can seem a little bit scary at first. Just like any doctor, they have many different tools they use to help them get the job done. Read More

• posted: Mar. 08, 2018
• orthotics,  edema

Pregnancy is an amazing journey that many lucky women are able to experience.  As the body grows and expands to accommodate the new bundle of joy, you may notice mild Read More

• posted: Feb. 28, 2018
• diabetes,  alcoholic neuropathy

Sometimes it is easy to have one drink too many when out at the bar or drinking socially. When too much alcohol is consumed, problems with the feet can occur Read More