The key to maintaining optimal foot health is preventing minor foot & ankle problems from becoming major ones by understanding when to see a podiatrist. Let’s dive into the signs of when it may be time to schedule your podiatrist appointment.

An Orthopaedic Surgeon has completed 13-14 years of formal education including an undergraduate degree, medical degree, residency training, and possibly an extra year in fellowship specialization year. Furthermore, after finishing residency training, THE BOARD CERTIFICATION PROCESS BEGINS. This is a rigorous process which takes a minimum of two years to complete.

We asked Dr. Shumaila Sarfani to explain hallux valgus, also known as a bunion.