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You’ve tried the creams. You’ve painted on the over-the-counter solution. Maybe you’ve even spent months treating your toenails, only to see the same thick, discolored nail come back.

If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone.

Fungal toenails can be surprisingly difficult to treat—and sometimes the problem isn’t simply the fungus itself.

Foot and ankle pain can affect every part of your life—from walking and exercising to working, traveling, and simply enjoying your day. Whether your pain is the result of a recent injury or a condition that has persisted for months or years, effective treatment begins with understanding why you are hurting in the first place. At Heart & Sole Foot and Ankle, we take a comprehensive approach to acute and chronic pain.

When you need foot or ankle surgery, the experience should be about more than just the procedure. At Heart & Sole Foot and Ankle, we believe patients deserve advanced surgical care combined with comfort, convenience, personalized attention, and a clear understanding of their treatment options. That is why we offer minimally invasive foot and ankle surgery in our dedicated, office-based surgical suite for appropriately selected patients. Our goal is to make the surgical experience as seamless and stress-free as possible—

When your knee, hip, or back hurts, your feet may not be the first place you think to look. You may schedule a visit with an orthopedic specialist, physical therapist, or chiropractor. You may try stretching, strengthening exercises, massage, or medication. But sometimes, an important part of the equation is happening much farther down the body: Your feet. Your feet are the foundation of your movement. Every step you take creates a chain of motion that travels from your feet and ankles through your knees and hips and into your pelvis and lower back. When foot biomechanics are altered, the way forces are distributed throughout that chain can change.