In our blog, our doctors explore the world of foot and ankle pain to help patients understand the potential effects of their injuries. Discover the causes behind heel pain, diabetes complications, sports injuries, and other ailments we treat in our offices.
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What You Need to Know About Living With Amputated ToesIf you've had toes amputated or have concerns about how to prevent a possible amputation, our DFW limb salvage doctor for patients with diabetes can help.
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Possible Complications if a Venous Stasis Ulcer Is Left UntreatedTreating a venous stasis ulcer at its earliest stage can help prevent serious complications. Our diabetic wound podiatrist explains why you should seek help.
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A Tarrant County Podiatrist Who Can Diagnose and Treat Your Foot WoundDon't take chances when it comes to your feet. Visit a Tarrant County podiatrist to diagnose your foot wound and create an effective treatment plan.
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How to Choose a Dallas-Fort Worth Podiatrist to Treat a Diabetic Foot WoundIf you have a foot wound that needs treatment, choosing the right doctor can make a big difference. Our Dallas-Fort Worth podiatrist explains how to find one.
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Pedicure Risks for Diabetic Patients: Why Our DFW Foot Doc Says You Should Skip Them (And Offers Alternatives!)If you have diabetes, getting a pedicure poses great risks and can lead to serious complications. Our top DFW foot doc explains why and what you can do instead.
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How to Care for Your Diabetic Wound Until Your Podiatrist AppointmentIf you are diabetic and have a foot wound, contact our experienced Texas podiatrists for treatment as soon as possible. Learn more here.
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MolecuLight: Is the Future of Wound Diagnosis Here? (It Just May Be!)If you have a diabetic foot wound that isn’t healing, your podiatrist may use MolecuLight to determine a treatment plan. The future of wound diagnosis is here!
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When to Get Help for a Foot Wound in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan AreaA foot wound that doesn't heal & left untreated can cause serious issues. See our Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan area podiatrist at the first sign of a problem.
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Why You Should Never Ignore Diabetic Foot UlcersDiabetic foot ulcers may start out small but can quickly develop into a serious condition. See a Grapevine podiatrist at the first sign of a problem.
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What Diabetic Patients Should Know About Foot Wounds and UlcersKeller wound care doctor discusses diabetic patients & why they experience foot wounds or ulcers that go undetected due to neuropathy and/or poor circulation.
