Information About Podiatry Conditions Services

Hammertoe is a progressive deformity of the toes that involves muscles, tendons, and ligaments that cause the toes to rest in a bent position.

If you have a bony bump at the base of your big toe that makes the joint jut out of position and crowds in on your other toes, you may have a bunion.

Many patients endure the pain of plantar fasciitis, which is the thickening of the tissues in the bottom of your feet that attaches heels to toes.

Our podiatrists, Dr. Swails and Dr. Lloyd, can diagnose and treat patients of all ages with a mild or severe flat foot (pes planus) deformity.

Heel pain beneath the heel or behind the heel that does not improve with rest and icing the area may be an undiagnosed chronic condition of the foot.

When the corner of a toenail grows within the skin, you can develop a swollen, painful, and infected ingrown toenail that can make wearing shoes hard.

When conventional methods of relieving your throbbing Achilles tendonitis will not soothe or lessen the pain, make an appointment with our team.

We evaluate sprained ankles for patients who believe they have severely torn the ligaments in their ankle or broke a bone when the sprain happened.

You can develop bony projections called bone spurs or heel spurs on one or both heel bones that will cause pain to radiate into the arch of your foot.

As a form of arthritis, gout (or gouty arthritis) that is left untreated may cause joint damage, immobility, and chronic pain in the affected joint.

A pinched nerve, known as Morton's neuroma, will cause pain and discomfort in the ball of the foot, especially between the third and fourth toes.

At Preston Surgery Center, we can provide state-of-the-art imaging to evaluate the stress fracture in your foot with an x-ray, MRI, and/or bone scan.

Slow-to-heal wounds and ulcers on your feet require special care if you have poor blood circulation and/or other medical conditions, like diabetes.