Our podiatrists diagnose and treat foot and ankle problems of all kinds, from nail and skin conditions to sports injuries, diabetic foot care and surgery. Find your condition by category below.
Thick, discolored, curved or ingrown toenails are among the most common reasons people see a podiatrist.
The skin on your feet deals with constant friction and moisture, which can lead to infections, thick skin and warts.
Pain under the heel or in the ball of the foot often comes from strained tissue or pressure on a nerve, and it can make standing and walking difficult.
The Achilles tendon and the tendons and nerves around the ankle can be strained, inflamed or torn, often through sports or overuse.
Arthritis, gout and changes in foot structure, such as bunions, flat feet or hammertoes, affect the joints and bones of the foot and can get worse over time.
Sprains, fractures and overuse injuries are common in athletes and active adults, and proper care helps you return to activity safely.
Sports Injuries & FracturesChildren's feet are still growing, so some problems, like heel pain in active kids, are specific to childhood.
Diabetes can reduce feeling and blood flow in the feet, so a small sore can become serious. Regular foot checks help catch problems early.
When first-line care isn't enough, we offer in-office treatments and surgery.
Yes. A podiatrist is a doctor of podiatric medicine (DPM) who specializes in the foot, ankle and related structures of the lower leg. Podiatrists diagnose conditions, prescribe treatment and perform surgery.
Podiatrists treat problems of the foot and ankle, including heel pain, bunions, nail and skin conditions, sports injuries, arthritis and diabetic foot problems. Many also treat children's foot conditions and perform foot and ankle surgery.
Both can treat foot and ankle problems. Podiatrists (DPMs) specialize only in the foot, ankle and lower leg, from nail and skin problems to surgery. Orthopedic surgeons treat bones and joints throughout the body, and some complete extra training in the foot and ankle. For most foot and ankle problems, a podiatrist is a good first stop.
If you're not sure which category fits your symptoms, call us at (504) 508-5100 and we'll help you find the right appointment.
