Specialized Treatment for Healthy, Pain-Free Feet
Regain your comfort and mobility with trusted foot care by Plymouth Podiatry. Our expert team is dedicated to diagnosing and treating a wide range of foot and ankle conditions, helping you get back on your feet and live life pain-free.
Advanced Treatments for Diabetic Foot Health
Living with diabetes can make foot health a constant concern. From neuropathy and ulcers to serious complications like gangrene, untreated issues can lead to severe, even life-changing outcomes. At Plymouth Podiatry in Taunton, we specialize in diabetic foot care that protects your health and puts your feet on the path to recovery.
Led by experts Dr. Sherree Smith and Dr. Michael Skonieczny, our clinic has a 30-year legacy of providing compassionate, cutting-edge care for our patients. We’ve also been recognized as the “Best Podiatry Clinic” in the Metro South Region, so you can trust you’re in great hands.
Why Choose Plymouth Podiatry?
- Award-Winning Expertise
Benefit from care provided by experienced specialists recognized for excellence in podiatry. - Comprehensive Services
From wound treatment to custom orthotics, we offer a full range of diabetic foot solutions tailored to your needs. - Minimally Invasive Options
Advanced techniques allow for effective treatment with faster recovery times. - Patient-Centered Care
We listen, educate, and partner with you to create a personalized care plan.
Services We Offer
Our diabetic foot care services include the following:
- Wound Care: Advanced treatment for ulcers and sores to prevent complications.
- Custom Orthotics: Personal support devices designed for optimal comfort and healing.
- Diabetic Shoes: Specialized footwear for reduced friction and improved circulation.
- Foot and Ankle Surgery: Minimally invasive procedures for severe conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How often should someone with diabetes see a podiatrist?
Q: Are procedures like Lapiplasty painful?
A: Our minimally invasive methods and expert pain management ensure a comfortable experience, with post-surgery recovery plans designed to minimize discomfort.
Q: Can untreated diabetic foot wounds lead to amputation?
A: Yes, untreated wounds can lead to severe complications, including gangrene, which might require amputation. Prompt treatment is crucial to avoid such outcomes.