Other Specialized Surgeries

Foot and ankle conditions such as plantar fasciitis, neuromas, Achilles tendon ruptures, and Haglund’s deformity can affect far more than your mobility—they impact your daily comfort, your confidence when walking, and your ability to stay active. Many patients describe sharp, unpredictable pain with each step, limitations in footwear, difficulty exercising, or the frustration of feeling like their symptoms simply will not improve despite rest or conservative care.

We understand how overwhelming these conditions can feel. Our fellowship-trained and board-certified surgeons have decades of experience diagnosing and treating even the most complex heel, tendon, and nerve disorders. 

Our advanced podiatric procedures may be recommended for those with:

• Morton’s neuroma or other type of neuroma
• Achilles tendon rupture 
• Haglund’s deformity
• Plantar fasciitis
  
  

Before Surgery

You’ll meet with your surgeon to review imaging, discuss your symptoms, and confirm the procedure that best fits your needs. We’ll provide simple pre-operative instructions, such as medication guidance and activity restrictions, so you feel fully prepared and supported.

During Surgery

Your procedure will be performed by a board-certified specialist using advanced, precise techniques tailored to your condition. Whether minimally invasive or small-incision, our focus is comfort, safety, and restoring proper function.

After Surgery

You’ll receive clear instructions on weight-bearing, wound care, medications, and activity limits. Recovery timelines will vary based on the condition and the treatment approach, but our team will monitor your progress through follow-up visits to ensure steady healing and a safe return to daily activities.

If chronic foot or ankle pain is limiting your mobility or no longer responding to conservative treatments, you may be a strong candidate for minimally invasive surgical care. Our specialists evaluate each patient individually to determine whether a targeted, tissue-sparing procedure can relieve pain, restore function, and prevent the condition from worsening.

You may be a candidate if you:

• Have persistent heel pain from plantar fasciitis despite stretching, orthotics, or injections
• Experience burning, tingling, or numbness in the forefoot consistent with Morton’s neuroma
• Have a visible or symptomatic bony prominence at the back of the heel from 
  Haglund’s deformity
• Suffered an Achilles tendon rupture that requires surgical repair for optimal long-term function
• Experience difficulty walking, exercising, or wearing normal footwear due to ongoing pain
• Have symptoms that interfere with daily life and have not improved with non-surgical treatment
• Want a solution that minimizes downtime and supports faster recovery
• Prefer an approach focused on precision, small incisions, and preservation of healthy tissue