Detailed guides for every common foot and ankle diagnosis — symptoms, conservative treatment, biologic options, and surgical pathways.
Evidence review for PRP, BMAC, amniotic tissue, and exosome therapy
Learn More →A bony bump at the base of the big toe caused by the joint drifting outward. One of the most common elective foot surgeries worldwide.
An abnormal bend in one or more of the middle joints of the toes. Can be flexible (early) or rigid (advanced), requiring different treatments.
Inflammation of the plantar fascia causing stabbing heel pain, especially with the first steps of the morning. The most common cause of heel pain.
End-stage ankle arthritis and chronic lateral ankle instability are among the most debilitating foot and ankle conditions — and the most complex to treat.
Achilles tendon tears, ankle sprains, stress fractures, and turf toe — common athletic injuries with highly effective surgical and non-surgical treatments.
Thickening of the nerve tissue between the third and fourth toes, causing burning, numbness, or a "pebble in shoe" sensation.
From insertional tendinopathy to acute rupture — Achilles problems are among the most impactful foot and ankle injuries, especially in active patients.
Progressive collapse of the arch due to posterior tibial tendon insufficiency. Can progress from pain and fatigue to severe deformity requiring reconstruction.
Tiny cracks in foot bones (metatarsals, navicular, calcaneus) caused by repetitive loading. Common in runners and military recruits.
Dr. Patel treats the full spectrum of foot and ankle conditions. Use our Symptom Checker for guidance, or contact us directly for a consultation.