Liberty Township Location
what we treat

HEEL PAIN
There are many possible causes of heel pain but the most common is plantar fasciitis (often called “bone spurs”).

DIABETIC FOOT CARE
Diabetes is caused by your body’s inability to regulate glucose (or sugar) properly.

ANKLE PAIN
Known as a sprained ankle, a sudden twist or misstep may cause damage to your ankle bones, ligaments ..

BALL OF FOOT PAIN
Neuromas, also known as Morton’s neuroma, are painful inflamed nerves that commonly occur between the third and fourth toes..

TOE NAIL ISSUE
Ingrown toenails are a condition wherein a part of the toenail digs into the skin.

Sports Injuries
Sports injuries involves customized foot and ankle therapies, biomechanical assessments, and targeted rehabilitation strategies for swift recovery.
The Ohio Foot and Ankle Specialists
Our TREATMENTS

KERYFLEX
KeryFlex is a safe, in-office application that allows the restoration of the appearance of your natural nails.

LASER
Everyone’s pain is different. Our doctors at the Center for Foot Care will diagnose and treat your unique pain—whether it’s in the heel, arches, ball of the foot, or elsewhere.

DERMAL FILLERS
Injectable compounds used to plump areas. Commonly used for relief of pain in the heel and ball of the foot.

PLATELET TREATMENT
Introducing the revolutionary Platelet Treatment, a game-changer in footcare innovation! Designed to provide unparalleled relief and rejuvenation

JOINT LUBRICATION
A concentrated form of Hyaluronic Acid (a natural lubricant of joint) injected into a joint to increase lubrication.

LENEVA
What is Leneva?
It stimulates your body to produce more of your own cushiony fat pad in areas of painful fat pad loss, for long term comfort.
Our Blog
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