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Hammertoes in East New York East New York Foot Care At Metropolitan Foot Care, you will find experts in the field of podiatry who are committed to providing the finest, most compassionate care for all your foot needs. We understand that when your feet hurt, your whole...

There are few functions more elemental to our day-to-day activities than walking. And, because most of us don’t spend a lot of time barefoot, there are few choices more important to walking correctly and comfortably than our footwear. Yet, many people may not spend...

Because they are at the farthest point from the body’s core, our feet are particularly prone to becoming cold and even frostbitten during the winter. For anyone experiencing poor circulation due to medical conditions like diabetes, anemia or hypothyroidism, this can...

Experiencing foot pain? At the office of Metropolitan Foot Care, our skilled podiatrists are experienced in diagnosing and treating a sweeping range of foot-related health issues. From plantar fasciitis and hammertoe, to bunions and more, your feet will be in the very...

Our ankles are complex and sturdy joints that do an awful lot of work. The bones, ligaments and tendon comprising our ankles allow for many of the movements of the foot required for our everyday activities and recreational pursuits. Because they are called upon to...

The doctor of podiatric medicine at Metropolitan Foot Care is a specialist in all medical and surgical conditions of the foot and ankle for children and adults. We have received a wealth of education and training in the care of the foot and ankle — in fact, more than...

Of the more than two-dozen bones in the foot, the heel bone is the largest. That means the heel is the focus of much of the constant pounding we put on our feet when we walk, run, jump, or even spend long stretches of time standing. If there’s something off in our...

Falls are the No. 1 cause of injuries among older people, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Many wind up in the emergency room after suffering a fall-related injury, with some needing a hospital stay and additional rehabilitation. Our doctor...

The popularity of running has exploded over the past decade, with an estimated 40 million Americans lacing up their shoes and hitting the road regularly. Whether for competitive events or just to get and stay in shape, the sport boasts participants of all different...

Fifteen percent of the 37 million Americans with diabetes will develop ulcers (open sores or wounds) on their soles. An infection or related complication will force six percent of those 15 to be hospitalized. Podiatrists are the medical specialists who treat foot...