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Custom orthotics are biomechanical medical devices that are custom made and designed to stabilize the foot and ankle into the most anatomically efficient position to correct foot imbalances.
The PinPointe Foot Laser is the only FDA approved laser to treat toenail fungus. This safe, painless procedure uses a laser light to target the fungus under the nail and does not harm the surrounding skin. This procedure does not require use of anti-fungal medications, anesthesia or any recovery period. Typically, toenail fungus is cleared up in 1-2 Laser Nail Therapy treatments.
Shockwave therapy is a device that utilizes low pulse activation waves to injured tissue to promote a fast and effective healing response.
Bone Stimulators act by increasing osteoblastic activity across fracture ends and are used for fractures or injuries to bone where increased bone healing is required.
TENS Units work by sending stimulating pulses across the surface of the skin and along the nerve strands. The stimulating pulses help prevent pain signals from reaching the brain and also help stimulate your body to produce high levels of endorphins.
Platelet Rich Plasma Injections are a procedure where blood is drawn from the patient and placed in a centrifuge to yield a high concentration of the body’s platelets. Platelets contain many growth factors that are responsible for helping heal complex injuries. The platelets are then injected under ultrasound guidance into the area of injured tissue. Patients are then placed in a CAM walker for approximately two weeks to promote stability in the ankle and foot and to restrict motion and weight bearing activity.
The PARS system is a cutting edge, minimally invasive surgical procedure, used to repair ruptured Achilles tendons, while reducing post operative recovery periods and risk of wound complications, providing patients a quicker return to daily physical activities.
Keryflex provides for cosmetically pleasing nails during most antifungal treatment regimens, delivering immediate and significant cosmetic enhancement after one visit.
Platelet Rich Plasma Injections are a procedure where blood is drawn from the patient and placed in a centrifuge to yield a high concentration of the body’s platelets. Platelets contain many growth factors that are responsible for helping heal complex injuries. The platelets are then injected under ultrasound guidance into the area of injured tissue. Patients are then placed in a CAM walker for approximately two weeks to promote stability in the ankle and foot and to restrict motion and weight bearing activity.
Botox injections are utilized to treat a variety of conditions for the foot and ankle, including hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating), and plantar fasciitis.
