The better you understand what is going on with your feet and ankles, the more likely it is that you will be able to commit to a treatment plan that will finally resolve your pain or discomfort. We provide a wealth of information in our foot & ankle care articles to help you do just that.
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Frostbite: Information for When You TravelIn Austin, TX it may not be necessary to know the symptoms of frostbite, but Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists want you to stay safe when you travel, too.
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Foot Surgery Post-Op InstructionsPost-operation instructions for foot surgery. Contact our Austin, TX office to learn more about non-invasive surgeries to fix your foot or ankle injury.
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DermaClose: Solutions for Hard to Heal WoundsDermaclose offers us an additional option for hard to heal wounds of the foot and ankle. This device works quickly and effectively to close large defects
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Your Visit Is Covered by Many Insurance CompaniesYour visit to Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists is considered in-network by the following insurance companies. Call our office for an appointment.
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Toenail Surgery: Post-Op InstructionsPost-operation instruction for toenail surgery. Follow these instructions, and call the Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists at (512) 328-8900.
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Ousting Your Chances for OsteoporosisOsteoporosis causes your bones to become weak and susceptible to breaks. Learn how to avoid the condition from Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists in TX.
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Prolotherapy with Autologous Conditioned PlasmaProlotherapy is a natural technique that stimulates the body to repair an acute or chronic painful area when the natural healing process needs a little boost.
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Antibiotics Information | After SurgeryAntibiotics are medicines used to fight off bacterial infections. Our podiatrists discuss taking antibiotics after a foot or ankle surgery.
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Tarsal Coalition: the Effects of Joined Foot BonesThe doctors at Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists discuss the development, symptoms, and treatment of tarsal coalition. Find out more about this condition.
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Accessory Navicular SyndromeThe doctors at Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists discuss a rare condition known as accessory navicular syndrome that develops due to a bony protrusion.
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Toenail Changes Are NOT Always FungusYour Toenails can tell you a lot about certain physiological changes occurring in your body. It's not always a fungus affecting the toenails.
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Uncovering Foot Tumors and CystsSkin tumors and cysts can occur on your feet and cause pain and discomfort. Learn more from the podiatrists at Austin Foot and Ankle Specialists.