Heels up!
Heels that go up to a high heel height of 3 1/2 inches and down to a kitten heel of 1 1/2 with just a quick click, click? Sounds like a bargain for two-shoes-in-one, especially if you travel a lot or walk to work.
We all know that Hobbits are short in stature and boast excessive foot and toe hair on some fairly large feet. Do you have similarly hairy feet?
One thing I love even more than a big, over-the-top musical production, is a historical piece that’s steeped in our own national folklore.
Treating bunions are a part of everyday life when you're a podiatrist. When a patient comes into Lexington Podiatry with a bunion, I often hear the same phrase, “You should see my mother’s -- they are horrible!” Bunions do have a
Everyone is thinking about getting in shape for Spring, and for a lot of people, that includes exercise. Since it is wintertime, that means many will be dragging themselves to the gym and trying new workouts.
When most people think of heel pain, including some health professionals, plantar fasciitis is the first thing on their mind.
Whether you were diagnosed with type 2 diabetes years ago or have recently received the news, it's vital that you take good care of your feet. You've no doubt heard the horror stories about diabetics having their toes and even..
How many times have you bought shoes just because of how they look? They may not be comfortable but they match perfectly with some outfits, or they are needed for a special occasion.
I heard a fellow podiatrist compare Dr. Scholl’s insoles to canned orange juice once, and I couldn’t agree more. Dr. Scholl’s insoles, which you can buy at just about any Wal-Mart, drug or grocery store, used to serve a purpose.