Bunions are painful bony bumps at the base of the big toe caused by a misaligned metatarsal. We offer traditional bunionectomy and the advanced Lapiplasty® 3D correction — treating the root cause for lasting relief.

We treat flatfoot, in-toeing, Sever’s disease, warts, and sports injuries in children and adolescents — with a gentle approach that supports healthy growth and development.

Prescription insoles molded to your foot to correct biomechanical imbalances and relieve pain from plantar fasciitis, flat feet, and arthritis — far more effective than over-the-counter insoles.

Diabetes increases risk of neuropathy, poor circulation, and non-healing wounds. Our team provides comprehensive wound care, ulcer treatment, and limb salvage services to keep you mobile and complication-free.

Hammertoe causes an abnormal bend in the toe joint, leading to pain and difficulty wearing shoes. We offer both conservative management and minimally invasive surgical correction to restore comfortable alignment.

A thickening of nerve tissue between the third and fourth toes causing sharp, burning forefoot pain. Treatment ranges from orthotics and injections to ultrasound-guided sclerotherapy and surgical neurectomy.

The most common cause of heel pain — inflammation of the plantar fascia causing stabbing pain with your first morning steps. We offer orthotics, PRP injections, and minimally invasive surgical release.

Plantar warts are HPV-caused growths on the sole of the foot that can cause sharp pain with every step. We offer effective in-office treatments including cantharidin, professional salicylic acid, and surgical excision.

For complex deformities from trauma, arthritis, Charcot foot, or failed prior surgery, our surgeons perform advanced procedures including joint fusion, tendon repair, osteotomy, and total ankle replacement.

PRP therapy and biologic injections to repair tendons, ligaments, and cartilage without surgery — ideal for athletes with Achilles tendinopathy, ankle sprains, stress fractures, and chronic foot pain.