Orthotics are prefabricated or custom 3D scanned shoe inserts designed to alleviate foot and ankle pain and discomfort. They can provide support, cushioning, offloading, or protection for many abnormalities.

A non-invasive treatment using sound or pressure waves to stimulate healing and reduce pain in chronic tendon injuries. It works by increasing blood flow, promoting tissue regeneration, and reducing inflammation in the targeted area.

A small fleshy bump on the skin caused by human papillomavirus. Treatment includes topical medications.

Physical discomfort on the back (Achilles tendonitis) or underside (plantar fasciitis) of the heel that may make walking uncomfortable. Treatment involves xray evaluation followed by shoe changes, orthotics, NSAIDS, steroid injection, immobilization and sometimes surgery.

A condition in which the corner or side of a toenail grows into the flesh. Treatment involves soaks and antibiotics but usually surgical removal of part or all of the nail.

A bony bump that forms on the joint at the base of the big toe. Treatment involves wider shoes, toe spacers, orthotics, or surgery.

A foot condition in which the toe has an abnormal bend. Treatment involves shoe changes, accommodative pads, or surgery.

A dry, itching, flaking skin condition (athlete’s foot) due to a moist warm environment. If untreated, it can affect toenails causing thickness and discoloration. Treatment involves keeping feet dry and using antifungal creams for the skin and topical or oral medications for toenails.