Compassionate Foot and Ankle Solutions
For over 30 years, Plymouth Podiatry has been dedicated to providing expert care and a family-like atmosphere for patients in Carver and surrounding areas. Dr. Smith and Dr. Skonieczny continue this proud tradition, combining compassion and advanced techniques to meet all your foot and ankle needs.
Comprehensive Foot and Ankle Care
From complex surgeries to everyday pain relief, Plymouth Podiatry is your one-stop clinic for advanced podiatric care.
Services We Offer
- Foot and Ankle Surgery – For conditions like bunions, hammertoes, plantar fasciitis, and ankle injuries.
- Pain Relief – Treating chronic ailments like tendinitis, heel pain, and nerve issues.
- Diabetic Foot Care – Preventing and managing complications like ulcers, infections, and neuropathy.
- Sports Injury Recovery – Expert care for sprains, fractures, and Achilles tendonitis.
- Custom Orthotics – Perfectly designed for your unique foot shape and needs.
We specialize in precision-driven treatments like metatarsal foot surgery, hammertoe correction, and Achilles tendon procedures.
Why Choose Plymouth Podiatry?
Experienced and Compassionate Care
Dr. Smith and Dr. Skonieczny are recognized for their expertise, winning “Best Podiatry Clinic” and earning the trust of countless patients throughout Southeastern Massachusetts.
Advanced Diagnosis Tools
We use state-of-the-art technology like digital X-rays for accurate diagnoses and better outcomes.
Broad Range of Services
From surgical to non-surgical solutions, we handle all aspects of foot and ankle health under one roof.
Diabetic Foot Care and Wound Healing
Specialized Care for Diabetic Feet
Living with diabetes requires vigilant foot care to prevent complications. Our team excels in managing issues such as ulcers, neuropathy, and infections, providing personalized treatment plans tailored to your needs.
Expertise in Wound Care
Wounds on feet and ankles need immediate attention. Our podiatrists provide effective treatments to speed up healing, prevent infections, and protect your overall health.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I need surgery for my foot pain?
Q: How often should I see a podiatrist if I have diabetes?
A: We recommend annual visits to monitor foot health. If you have severe complications like ulcers, you may need more frequent appointments.
Q: Will foot surgery be painful?
A: During surgery, local anesthetics ensure you feel no pain. Post-surgery, our team provides a personalized recovery plan to minimize discomfort.