Custom Orthotics in Maryland
Custom orthotics are prescription medical devices made from a precise 3D scan or mold of your foot while it is held in a neutral, corrected position….
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Diabetic Foot Care in Maryland
Diabetes can severely impact foot health through peripheral neuropathy (nerve damage) and peripheral arterial disease (poor circulation). At Foot Centers of Maryland, we know these complications create a high-risk…
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Foot and Ankle Surgery in Maryland
Surgery is typically recommended when a condition causes chronic, debilitating pain, significantly affects mobility, or presents a severe structural deformity that cannot be corrected by non-surgical…
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Ingrown Toenail Treatment in Maryland
An ingrown toenail (Onychocryptosis) occurs when the edge of the toenail, usually the big toe, grows into the soft flesh along the nail groove. This causes…
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Lapiplasty 3D Bunion Correction in Maryland
Traditional bunion surgery (osteotomy) often only addresses the symptom—the bony bump. Lapiplasty is a revolutionary technique that addresses the root cause: the unstable, rotational misalignment of…
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Leneva for Foot and Ankle Conditions in Maryland
The plantar fat pads absorb shock under the ball and heel of the foot. Fat pad atrophy is the thinning of this protective layer due to…
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Shockwave Therapy (EPAT/ESWT) in Maryland
Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy (ESWT), also known as EPAT, is a non-surgical, non-invasive treatment that delivers controlled, high-energy acoustic waves into injured tissues. The procedure triggers a…
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Sports Medicine for Foot & Ankle Injuries in Maryland
The feet and ankles are the foundation of athletic performance. Our sports medicine specialists understand the biomechanical demands of various sports and focus on rapid, accurate…
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Swift Microwave Therapy in Maryland
Swift is an innovative, non-invasive technology for the treatment of warts (verrucae). It uses precise, low-dose microwave energy to rapidly heat the wart tissue. This localized…
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Wound Care in Maryland
Foot wounds (ulcers), especially diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs), are complex medical issues that require immediate, professional attention. Due to underlying neuropathy and poor blood flow, these…
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Geriatric Foot Care in Maryland
As individuals age, foot health becomes increasingly vital for independence. Changes include decreased fat padding, reduced flexibility, and increased prevalence of systemic diseases like arthritis and…
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