Foot and ankle
Your mobility and independence require healthy feet. Stay in motion by visiting Montage Orthopedics and Sports Medicine for care. Our podiatrist can relieve pain and help you return to an active lifestyle.
Conditions we treat
Rely on us for treatment of everything from sports injuries to diabetic foot wounds, including:
- Ankle conditions — Achilles tendon injuries, arthritis, sprains, and instability
- Heel issues — Heel spurs and plantar fasciitis
- Skin and nail problems — Athlete’s foot, corns, fungus, and warts
- Toe conditions — Ingrown nails, hammertoes, bunions, and calluses
Nonsurgical care
Rest assured; many foot problems don’t need surgery. We’ll not only treat your condition, but also teach you how to prevent it from returning.
Nutrition
Eating the right foods helps keep your bones strong, reduces swelling, and prevents foot problems, especially if you have diabetes.
Physical therapy
Exercises and stretches strengthen your feet and ankles, improve movement, and help you recover from injuries.
Skin treatments
Creams and gels heal infections, wounds, and dryness. They relieve pain, fight fungus, and keep your feet healthy.
Surgical care
If you need surgery, your podiatrist will take the least invasive approach. That means you get back on your feet sooner. Explore the advanced technology that speeds up your recovery.
Laser foot surgery
Laser surgery uses focused light to treat fungus, warts, neuromas, and injuries. This precise treatment spares nearby healthy tissue. So, you heal more quickly and easily.
Surgery with small incisions
Your surgeon might use an arthroscope or endoscope — a tube with a light and camera. It shows the inside of your ankle or foot without a large incision. This tool helps a podiatrist treat arthritis, tendon injuries, or cartilage damage. This approach is safer than surgery that uses a long incision.
Foot, ankle, and heel procedures
You have access to:
- Achilles tendon repair
- Ankle fusion
- Ankle replacement
- Bunion and hammertoe repair
- Corn and cyst removal
- Flatfoot correction
- Ingrown nail repair
- Metatarsal (foot bone) surgery
Revision surgery
Maybe you had foot surgery elsewhere but weren’t satisfied with the results. Make an appointment with us to learn how we can help. Another procedure might improve your long-term outcome. We’ll explore your options so you can make a confident decision.
