Cysts and Warts

Ganglion Cysts are benign, fluid-filled masses that attach to a tendon or tissue surrounding the joints. They can be painless or create a burning sensation.

A Plantar Fibroma cyst is a fibrous knot buried deep within the plantar fascia in the arch of the foot. These cysts usually don't go away without treatment.

A Synovial Cyst (Gideon’s Disease) is a small, fluid-filled sac over a tendon or joint on the top of the foot. These non-cancerous cysts may be painful, can change size or disappear, only to reappear later.

Sarcomas are rare, cancerous tumors that grow in muscles, fat, joints, nerves, or blood vessels.

These rough, hardened warts grow in the outer layers of skin, usually appearing on the heels or balls of the feet.