Podiatrist Blog

• posted: Nov. 09, 2017
• orthotics,  bowlegs,  flatfeet,  intoning

Children tend to be very active and are always getting into something. Due to their natural inquisitiveness and their need for adventure, the often find themselves running into a foot Read More

• posted: Nov. 01, 2017
• walking,  barefoot,  circulation,  earthing

Walking outdoors is always a relaxing and enjoyable experience. The fresh air, ambiance and atmosphere really amplify the enjoyment of it. Some people will walk at their local park, on Read More

• posted: Oct. 25, 2017
• blisters

Millions of people around the world wear socks with their shoes every single day. They come in many different shapes, styles, and fibers. Different types of socks have different functions. Read More

• posted: Oct. 19, 2017
• foot allergies,  Irritant Dermatitis,  Allergic Dermatitis.

The spring and the fall are a wonderful time of the year. The temperature is very mild, the weather starts to get nicer, and the ambiance and foliage is all Read More

• posted: Oct. 11, 2017
• plantar fasciitis,  Sever's Disease

In ordinary everyday life, we use our feet and ankles a lot. They get us everywhere we need to go at all sorts of paces. They are so important yet Read More

• posted: Oct. 04, 2017
• Bunions,  blisters,  spurs,  high heels,  osteoarthritis

Specialist Women have a large array of different types of shoes that they can choose to wear to work. Flats, clogs, sandals, boat shoes, and, most commonly, high heels. High Read More

• posted: Sep. 27, 2017

Today’s modern medicine is absolutely amazing. Due to advancements in the field, the average American life expectancy has shot up over 30 years. This means that many of us will Read More

• posted: Sep. 20, 2017
• polydactyly

The saying, “Ten tiny fingers, ten tiny toes, gorgeous eyes, button nose” is a phrase many of us have heard when expecting a child for the first time. Expecting a Read More

• posted: Sep. 13, 2017
• packing problem,  calcaneovalgus

Every time a life enters this world, it is a momentous occasion. That tiny little bundle can bring so much love and joy into a home. Before they become a Read More

• posted: Sep. 11, 2017
• toenail fungus

How your podiatrist in Brooklyn, New York can help If you have toenail fungus, you’re probably embarrassed to show your feet. Fortunately, you can get rid of toenail fungus. Dr. Joseph Read More

• posted: Sep. 07, 2017
• Bunions,  orthotics,  claw toe

As kids, many of us have seen pictures of monsters with talons and clawed hands. They’ve always been looked at as a kind of deformity and not many people know Read More

• posted: Aug. 31, 2017
• blisters,  socks

When we put on our shoes, we typically first select a pair of socks to go with them. We have been taught to do so all our lives without a Read More

• posted: Aug. 24, 2017

Brittle Bone Disease or Osteoporosis is a disease that affects a large portion of men and women in the United States. Women are more likely to get the disease, especially Read More

• posted: Aug. 18, 2017
• Bunions,  plantar fasciitis,  calluses,  corns,  heel spurs

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

• posted: Aug. 10, 2017
• calluses,  corns,  blisters,  cracked feet,  cramps

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

• posted: Aug. 01, 2017

At Joseph Stuto, DPM, located in Brooklyn, New York, Dr. Joseph Stuto has seen all types of feet. He has seen healthy feet, broken feet, flat feet, wide feet, infected Read More