BV Foot Clinic: The Right Call for Treating Foot Problems

                                 The Right Call for Treating Foot Problems

It's always important to get immediate help for foot problems; but people often put it off because they don’t know where to turn. If you’re in this situation, call Dr. Tina Teimouri, a board-certified podiatrist and surgeon, who treats everything from minor ailments, to the most serious conditions.   

That means that she removes foreign objects, such as slivers, as well as ingrown toenails, warts, ganglion cysts, and fibromas, and treats broken bones, stress fractures, ankle sprains, wounds, tendinitis, bunions, hammertoes, heel spurs, neuromas, fungus, and Plantar fasciitis. Highly proficient in diabetic and geriatric foot care, she also specializes in diabetic neuropathy and wound care, particularly non-healing ulcers. So, don’t wait!  Call Dr. Tina today!  

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BV Foot Clinic: Early Treatment May Prevent Foot Surgery

                                                 Early Treatment  May Prevent Foot Surgery

The American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons says that women account for around 90% of all surgeries performed for common foot problems, such as bunions, hammertoes, Achilles tendinitis, and other ailments often caused by wearing very high heels. So try to keep heels to a maximum of 2” high; and call us at the first signs of foot problems. Not only will our advanced procedures give you quick relief, but the early treatment may prevent your condition from progressing to the point where surgery is the only option. 

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BV Foot Clinic: Keep Your Toes in Tip-Top Condition

                                                     Keep Your Toes in Tip-Top Condition

Ingrown toenails may seem insignificant; and in some cases, they are.  However, left untreated, at the very least, they usually cause pain, which may lead to limping; and if further neglected, they can even become infected, which is particularly serious for diabetics.   

So, why endure even a minuscule amount of suffering? In a simple, five-minute procedure, we can remove an ingrown nail, and get your toes back to tip-top condition!    

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