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Tel: 239-430-3668What is Claw Toe?
What is Claw Toe? Claw toe is a deformity of the toes, characterized by an abnormal bend in the joints of one or more toes. Specifically, the toes bend upward at the joint where they connect to the foot (the metatarsophalangeal joint) and downward at the middle and end joints, giving them a claw-like appearance. […]
Hammertoe Tendon Release — No blade, no sutures! #toppodiatrist #floridapodiatrist #fflc
Serving Southwest Florida Since 2005, Family Foot & Leg Center has 9 convenient locations throughout Collier, Lee, Charlotte, and Sarasota Counties. Offering pediatric to geriatric family care: Ingrown Toenails, Heel Pain, Bunions, Foot / Ankle Arthritis Pain, Plantar Fasciitis, Foot / Ankle Surgery, Custom Orthotics, and Diabetic Wound Care. In office X-rays, ultrasounds, and […]
Understanding Diabetic Neuropathy and Its Management
Diabetic neuropathy is a type of nerve damage that can occur in individuals with diabetes. High blood sugar levels over an extended period can injure nerves throughout the body, with the legs and feet being the most commonly affected areas. This condition can lead to a range of symptoms, from pain and numbness in the […]
Protecting Your Feet from Skin Cancer: Understanding the Risks and Early Detection of Melanoma
Protecting Your Feet from Skin Cancer: Understanding the Risks and Early Detection of Melanoma 📣 It’s Melanoma and Cancer Awareness Month! Let’s spread awareness and encourage everyone to take steps to protect themselves against skin cancer. ☀️ Remember to wear sunscreen on your feet! 👣 Early detection can save lives! In this latest article, Dr. […]
Real Results Revealed: Patient 4 Months Post Minimally Invasive Bunionectomy!
What does recovery from a minimally invasive bunionectomy actually look like a few months out? This post showcases an actual patient just four months after her minimally invasive bunionectomy — doing exceptionally well, with a corrected toe, virtually no visible scar, and outstanding results. Healing at 4 Months By around the four-month mark, most minimally […]
Understanding Cavus Foot
Cavus foot, or high-arched foot, isn’t just about aesthetics – it can lead to pain, instability, and other issues. Learn about the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for this common foot condition in our latest article. #FootHealth #Podiatry Cavus foot, also known as high-arched foot, is a condition where the arch of the foot is […]
The Podiatrist’s Role in Melanoma and Skin Cancer
May is Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month, a crucial time for healthcare professionals to educate their patients about the risks and prevention of skin cancer. Podiatrists play an important role in early detection, especially since melanoma can develop on the feet. In this latest article, we discuss the significance of this observance for podiatrists […]
Say Goodbye to Hammertoe Pain: Fast Solutions for Happy Feet Hammertoes – they may sound innocuous, but anyone who’s experienced them knows the agony they can cause. From discomfort to outright pain, hammertoes can put a real damper on your day-to-day activities, especially when it comes to wearing shoes. But fear not! Relief is within […]
Tackling Thick Skin with Podiatric Precision
Callus Conundrum: Tackling Thick Skin with Podiatric Precision 🦶 Podiatry Pointers: Conquering Calluses for Happy, Healthy Feet! Learn more about in-office treatments and prevention strategies for calluses. #Podiatry #FootHealth #CallusCare #FFLC Robert Bello, DPM, FACFAS, DABPS Kevin Lam, DPM, FACFAS Overview: – What are Calluses? – Causes of Calluses – In-Office Treatment Prevention Calluses are […]
Post Bunionectomy Follow-up | Peabody and Reverse Peabody
Range of motion is good, patient is active, and able to go back to her activities. Minimally invasive surgery gives you the benefit of virtually no scars, no joint stiffness, hardly any pain, and recovery is relatively easy. Minimally invasive Bunion Surgery http://www.scarlessbunion.com/ — We are doing follow-up. Almost a year from the bunionectomies? Not […]
