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Onychomycosis is a common fungal infection that affects toenails, causing discoloration and brittleness. Treatments include topical medications like Penlaq and Jublia, oral medications like Lamisil, and non-invasive laser therapy. The Innovative Foot & Ankle team offers expert care at multiple New Jersey locations.

Foot neuromas cause sharp pain and discomfort, often due to irritation of the nerve between the toes. Treatment options include injections, orthotics, footwear changes, and surgery. Visit Innovative Foot & Ankle in Kenilworth, Bayonne, Little Ferry, or Montclair for expert care.

An ankle sprain is a tear of the ligaments in the ankle, usually caused by twisting or rolling the ankle. Treatment varies by severity, with conservative care like R.I.C.E. for minor sprains and potential surgery for more severe injuries. Visit Innovative Foot & Ankle for expert care in Kenilworth, Bayonne, Little Ferry, or Montclair.

Pes Planus (flat feet) is a condition where the arch is insufficient, leading to pain and potential joint issues. Early treatment, including orthotics and physical therapy, can help alleviate symptoms. If you have foot or ankle pain related to flat feet, schedule an appointment with one of our experts at Innovative Foot & Ankle in North Jersey.

Tinea Pedis (athlete's foot) is a fungal infection that affects the feet. It can cause dry, itchy skin or peeling between the toes. Treatment typically involves antifungal creams or oral medication. For proper diagnosis and treatment, visit one of the licensed podiatrists at Innovative Foot & Ankle in North Jersey.

Bunions are painful bony bumps at the base of the big toe that can be caused by ill-fitting shoes, heredity, or arthritis. While conservative treatments can help manage symptoms, surgery may be required for severe cases. Visit Innovative Foot & Ankle for expert care.

Peripheral Vascular Disease (PVD) is a condition that affects blood flow to the limbs. Understanding its risk factors and prevention methods, such as lifestyle changes, diet, and surgery, is key to managing the disease.

The symptoms of your feet include rough, round or oval lesions on the soles of the feet which may be lighter or darker than the skin that are flat to slightly raised and painful to pressure. There also may be rough growths around the toenails.

EPAT is a non-invasive, FDA-cleared treatment for a range of foot and ankle injuries, including tendonitis, sprains, and stress fractures. It offers a safe, effective, and quick recovery option for patients.

A skin biopsy is a simple procedure that helps diagnose skin cancer on the feet. Early detection through a biopsy allows your podiatrist to recommend the most effective treatment options for managing the condition.