Learn from our experts what causes neuropathy and nerve compression, the symptoms of these conditions, and how to treat them.
CONTINUE READING →Do Bunion Surgery Techniques Outlive their Usefulness? Yes!
Thanks to modern R&D, bunion treatments have seen amazing advances. However, some outdated procedures still exist.
CONTINUE READING →SoftWave Tissue Regeneration Technology: A Revolution in Foot and Ankle Care
SoftWave shockwave therapy offers revolutionary non-invasive treatments for foot and ankle ailments. Learn more about its uses at UFAI.
CONTINUE READING →Non-Surgical Bunion Treatments
A bunion is a progressive deformity that tends to get worse over time. Learn about non-surgical treatment options to relieve pain and stop the progression.
CONTINUE READING →Diabetic Foot Conditions: Charcot Foot
If not addressed in time, Charcot foot can cause joint dislocation or collapse, leading to foot deformity. Learn what you can do to avoid complications.
CONTINUE READING →Can Plantar Fasciitis Socks Relieve Foot Pain?
These patented antibacterial socks allow you to live your life without pain in the arch of the foot, ball of your foot, or heel bone.
CONTINUE READING →My Baby Has Toe Tourniquet Syndrome? What’s That?
What is toe tourniquet syndrome? How does it happen? And what can you do about it? Learn all about it here in this blog.
CONTINUE READING →What Causes a Black Toenail? Should You Be Worried?
There are many causes of black toenail you should know about. Read about symptoms, treatment, and prevention of black toenail in this blog.
CONTINUE READING →Curing the Painful Grind of Foot and Ankle Arthritis (Osteoarthritis)
What is osteoarthritis? What causes osteoarthritis? Learn about how we diagnose & treat the condition at University Foot and Ankle Institute.
CONTINUE READING →Diabetic Foot Conditions: Osteomyelitis
Dr. Bob Baravarian discusses diabetic foot infections. Osteomyelitis (also known as “Diabetic Foot Infection”) is one of the most significant complications a diabetic patient can have. If you or someone you know are living with diabetes mellitus you probably already know your feet are at risk, but you might not yet know how severe it can be. Today, we’re going read more »
CONTINUE READING →Hammertoe or Plantar Plate Injury: What’s the Difference?
If your toe is deformed into a semi-circle (or a crossover toe) and it hurts a lot, it’s got to be a hammertoe, right? Well, maybe not!
CONTINUE READING →New Non-Surgical Treatment for Ball of Foot Pain at UFAI
We at UFAI are proud to be one of the first practices in Southern California to offer Leneva™, a new fat grafting system introduced in the US in late 2019.
CONTINUE READING →Foot Cramps at Night? What You Need to Know!
Are you experiencing painful foot cramps at night? Learn about what causes these cramps and how to avoid them and restore your rest.
CONTINUE READING →Let’s Talk Metatarsalgia and Capsulitis of the Second Toe
Learn what our experts have to say metatarsalgia and capsulitis of the second toe, including causes, symptoms, and advanced treatment options.
CONTINUE READING →Bunions vs. Big Toe Arthritis, What’s the Difference?
Many confuse bunions and big toe arthritis, but they are different, especially for treatment. You can delay bunion treatment but early hallux limitus treatment is critically important.
CONTINUE READING →9 Tips to Help Find the Best Podiatrist for Your Foot Care
At some point during your lifetime, you may experience a foot or ankle problem. How do you locate the best resource for foot care? Here's 9 tips!
CONTINUE READING →7 Pro Tips on Finding the Perfect Ski Boots for Your Feet.
As in all sports, the type and fit of your gear is just as important as its quality. Ski boots are your direct connection with your skis. So the boot you use will have an enormous impact on your feet.
CONTINUE READING →New Treatment for Ankle Arthritis: Advanced Cartilage Replacement
Satisfactory treatment has long been available for early-stage ankle arthritis. And effective procedures, including ankle fusion and total ankle replacement, are available for end-stage ankle arthritis. But one of the last great barriers in the treatment of ankle arthritis has been how to handle moderate ankle arthritis. Until recently, some of the greatest podiatric challenges were moderate ankle arthritis cases. read more »
CONTINUE READING →Yes, Humans Can Regrow Cartilage! (new study)
Researchers at Duke University just published a breakthrough study in the journal Science Advances showing that humans have the ability to repair and regrow cartilage similar to other species like salamanders, lizards and zebrafish. This has important implications for the treatment of joint injuries and arthritis. Humans have always had the ability to regrow tissue For years, scientists have acknowledged read more »
CONTINUE READING →Little Toe Hurts? Four Things to Know About Pinky Toe Pain
Pain from your little toe (or baby toe or pinky toe) could be telling you something important. Here are four things to know about pinky toe pain.
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