
For selected patients, B/S Nail Brace gives a conservative, non-surgical way to reduce nail curvature and pressure from painful or recurring ingrown toenails.

Medical nail care may help patients with thick, fungal, curved or painful nails, corns and calluses, or those unable to safely care for their feet.
Dr. Celine Soltani provides individualized treatment for foot and ankle conditions, with an emphasis on conservative care whenever medically appropriate. Treatment recommendations are based on the diagnosis, examination findings, medical history, and individual patient needs.
Many foot and ankle conditions can be treated successfully with conservative care. Treatment may include activity modification, footwear recommendations, supportive devices, medications, injections when appropriate, and other non-surgical approaches.
Treatment for heel pain and plantar fasciitis depends on the underlying cause and may include stretching, footwear changes, supportive devices, medications, injections, and other conservative treatment options.
Treatment options depend on the severity of the ingrown toenail and whether the problem is recurring. For selected patients, the advanced B/S Nail Brace offers a gentle, non-surgical option designed to reduce excessive nail curvature and pressure along the sides of the nail. Application is non-painful, with no downtime or recovery period, allowing patients to return to their normal activities right away.
Selected minor procedures and soft-tissue procedures may be performed in the office when appropriate. Treatment recommendations depend on the diagnosis, examination findings, and individual patient needs.
Preventive foot care is especially important for patients with diabetes, neuropathy, circulation problems, or other risk factors. Regular evaluation can help identify problems early and reduce the risk of complications.
Healthy-looking nails can be an important part of self-care and can help improve confidence. Thick, discolored, brittle, or abnormal toenails may be caused by fungus or other conditions. Proper evaluation can help determine the cause and the most appropriate treatment to improve the health and appearance of the nails.
Tendon and soft-tissue injuries may result from overuse, repetitive stress, sports activity, or acute injury. Multiple conservative treatment approaches may be available depending on the affected structure and severity of the condition. In addition to traditional conservative care, advanced non-surgical treatment options may be available for selected patients. Treatment recommendations are individualized based on the condition, examination, medical history, and treatment goals.
Foot and ankle fractures and injuries require proper evaluation to determine the appropriate treatment. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment are important for promoting a timely recovery and reducing the risk of complications. In-office X-rays are available when appropriate.
Neuropathy symptoms may include burning, tingling, numbness, sensitivity, or other abnormal sensations. Treatment recommendations depend on the underlying cause and individual patient needs.
Medical nail care is available for patients who need professional attention for thick, difficult, or problematic toenails. A Certified Medical Nail Technician is available in our office to provide specialized nail care based on individual needs and clinical findings.
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