FAQ.

Calluses and corns: These are thickened areas of skin that can develop on the feet and ankles due to friction or pressure. Podiatrists can help patients manage calluses and corns through the use of padding, protective footwear and other treatments.

Fungal infections: Athlete's foot, toenail fungus, and other fungal infections can affect the skin and nails of the feet. Podiatrists can prescribe anti-fungal medications or recommend other treatment options to help clear these infections.

Ingrown toenails: These occur when the edges of the toenail grow into the skin, causing pain and inflammation. Podiatrists can remove the ingrown portion of the toenail and provide guidance on how to prevent the condition from recurring.

Plantar warts: These warts occur on the sole of the foot and can be painful. Podiatrists can treat plantar warts with cryotherapy, topical medications, or other methods.

Plantar fasciitis: this is a problem that effects a ligament in the sole of your foot. A custom management plan may be prescribed to remedy the injury.

Fungal nail infection: you nay have a fungal nail infection. Your podiatrist can recommend and management your nails to get the best resolution.