Our Podiatric Blog

 Have you tried everything you can think of to get rid of athlete’s foot? But the itchy white patches between the toes won’t go away? Even if you have tried taking sea salt baths and soaking your feet in vinegar and water, a stubborn athlete’s foot can be a real...

 If you have plantar warts—hard, grainy growths located on the bottom of one or both feet—then you may be searching for remedies to make them go away. Plantar warts, after all, can be painful and cause discomfort when you walk, stand, and participate in everyday...

 Our feet carry us through our days; it's important to take care of them. Even though they are resilient, they still need a little TLC from time to time. Even something as small as an ingrown toenail or dry skin can have a big impact on our feet if not taken care of...

Ingrown toenails are frustratingly common and can impact anyone. Typically affecting the big toe, ingrown toenails occur when a nail grows into the surrounding skin. Telltale symptoms to look out for include pain, swelling, bleeding, and redness in the affected area....

 Pain in the back of your heel can be a familiar feeling for many and is many times a sign of an Achilles tendon injury. Many physically active adults nearing (or passing) middle age can be particularly vulnerable to Achilles tendon problems. However, anyone at any...

 Having foot or ankle surgery can often feel like an event that you need to plan around. So too, however, can be your time recovering from that surgery. It is easy to get so caught up in the details of a surgical procedure itself that you don’t fully prepare for the...

   The best treatments we can provide at Premier Podiatry Group are those that bring the most effective results to our patients with as few risks and inconveniences as possible. In other words, we want you feeling better sooner, and with less to worry about! In...

 Foot or ankle surgery is never at the top of anyone’s list of fun activities. It’s often worth going through for the desired or necessary results, of course, but it can be easy to underestimate just how much time may be required to make a full recovery. Recovering...