Did you know that the average American will take between 5,000 and 7,000 steps each day? That equates to roughly 2.5 million steps each year! Being that so many of us are constantly on the move, having proper foot care is very important. At Foot and Ankle Surgeons of New York, our team of specialists strives to ensure that our patients can always stay on their feet. If you have recently...
Although they are not life-threatening, bunions can be both painful and unpleasant for those who experience them. The team at Foot and Ankle Surgeons of New York understands this and is prepared to offer assistance in managing this condition. Our podiatrist in NYC is well-versed in the causes, prevention, and treatment of bunions and is prepared to help rid you of your bunion once and for...
Overview
Brachymetatarsia is a condition where one of the bones in your foot, the metatarsal, is significantly smaller than the other bones. The condition may affect any of the toe bones, however, the fourth metatarsal is the most commonly affected. In these cases, the fourth toe is shorter than the other toes or even appears as if the fourth toe sits on top of the third and fifth toes. It...
PRP
Are the conventional methods of managing your chronic ankle pain no longer providing you with the relief that you require in order to live a productive life? If so, it may be time to make an appointment with our team at Foot and Ankle Surgeons of New York, a podiatrist in NYC. At FAASNY, we offer the most effective treatment options for your foot and ankle injury including platelet-rich...
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If you have diabetes, you must be aware of the potential complications associated. In particular, poor circulation and peripheral nerve damage of the foot are serious matters that can happen if your diabetes is improperly managed. If you are experiencing persistent pain, swelling, localized warmth, or any new or lasting numbness in your feet or legs, this could be a...
Ankle Surgeon in NYC
April is National Foot Health Awareness Month and the New York State Podiatric Medical Association’s (NYSPMA) 1,200 doctor-members are focused on educating parents regarding the importance of having healthy feet and shoes that fit properly. Since sports can play a key role in children’s activities, parents and other caregivers should be aware of the injuries...
Frostbite
As Jack Frost makes his presence known, many New Yorkers will be enjoying the benefits of the snowy season, skiing, sledding and skating. But when winter is nipping at your toes it can be downright dangerous if frostbite strikes your feet.
Extreme exposure to cold over a prolonged period can lead to a serious foot condition, but you do not necessarily need to be exposed to frigid...
Diabetes
If you are one of the 26 million Americans diagnosed with diabetes, there are multiple issues that need to be monitored and managed. Throughout November, *National Diabetes Awareness Month*, the members of the New York State Podiatric Medical Association are encouraging everyone who has received the diabetes diagnosis to watch for warning signs signaling serious complications. The...
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Bunion & Hammertoe Surgery
My foot really hurts today! This is a phrase uttered daily by many people who don’t even give it much further thought. These achy feet are often, especially in women, due to painful bunions and hammertoes. Most put off medical care for these conditions, as they are either unaware of...
Bunions
Bunions are one of the most common foot ailments treated by doctors of podiatric medicine, affecting women more often than men. There are numerous conservative and surgical treatment options that podiatrists can provide to patients with bunions. But first off, is that bump a bunion?
A bunion is indeed a bump on the metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint at the base of the big toe. It forms...