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Central Massachusetts Podiatry

Podiatrists located in Worcester, MA & Westborough, MA

Podiatric Surgery

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Podiatric surgery is a specialized branch of medicine focused on the surgical treatment of conditions affecting the foot, ankle, and related structures of the lower leg. At Central Massachusetts Podiatry, our board-certified podiatrists—Drs. Feldman, Saviet, Pelto, and Monette—bring years of experience delivering expert surgical care to patients across Worcester and the surrounding communities.

If you're dealing with chronic foot pain, structural deformities, or a condition that hasn’t responded to conservative treatments, podiatric surgery may provide long-term relief and improved mobility. Common procedures include bunion and hammertoe correction, heel spur removal, flatfoot reconstruction, diabetic foot care, and more.

We take a patient-first approach, using the latest techniques to restore function, relieve discomfort, and help you get back on your feet—literally. Learn more about how podiatric surgery can support your foot health and overall well-being.

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Why Would I Need Podiatric Surgery?

Podiatric surgery involves the invasive, surgical treatment of conditions relating to the foot, ankle, and associated structures of the leg. Drs. Feldman, Saviet, Pelto, and Monette have many years of combined experience performing podiatric surgery in the Central Massachusetts area.

If your podiatrist has recommended that you undergo surgery, it is likely that you have tried a range of non-invasive treatments with little to no success. Many conditions of the foot and ankle simply do not respond to more conservative treatments, requiring more aggressive treatment in order to reduce pain, realign structural issues, or remove deformities.

What Kinds of Podiatric Surgery Do You Offer?

At Central Massachusetts Podiatry, our podiatrists are competent at conducting a selection of podiatric surgeries, including:

  • Bunion Surgery: An incision is made at the top or side of the big toe. Bone and soft tissue are removed in order to realign the joint and return it to normal function.
  • Hammertoe Surgery: Surgical intervention may require that a portion of the bone be removed or that that the toe joint be fused.
  • Heel Surgery: Bone spur is removed, or the fascia is released from the heel bone to ease discomfort.
  • Fractures: Broken bones in the foot are reset or realigned in order to prevent long-term problems due to delayed healing or severe injuries.
  • Diabetic Foot Surgery: Foot deformities are corrected in the diabetic patient in order to prevent neuropathy, vascular or circulatory disease. Ulcerations or bone infections may also be treated surgically.
  • Arthritis: Surgery dependent on the type of arthritic condition, severity, and affected joint(s). Joints may be reconstructed, fused, or completely replaced, if necessary.
  • Nail Surgery: Toenail deformities, such as ingrown toenails, are treated by remodeling the toenail to fight infection and relieve pain.
  • Skin Lesions: Surgery is usually performed to remove lesions associated with skin cancer.
  • Arthroscopy: small incisions are made to allow instruments and cameras to be used to perform surgery within joints
  • Flatfoot Surgery: Surgical interventions are sometimes required to correct severely flat feet with bone cuts/grafting, joint fusions and soft tissue procedures.

How do I Prepare for Podiatric Surgery?

Before you undergo podiatric surgery, your doctor will conduct an array of tests or examinations to determine the extent of the problem and to verify the necessity of surgical intervention. You will want to discuss any preexisting medical conditions, allergies, and relevant family history with your doctor to ensure positive outcomes of surgery. Call the office if you have any questions pertaining to preoperative podiatry surgery care.

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Don’t let foot pain hold you back! Conveniently serving patients in Worcester, Westborough, and surrounding areas, our expert surgical team at Central Massachusetts Podiatry specializes in podiatric surgery to help you find lasting relief and get back on your feet with confidence. Book your appointment now!

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Central Massachusetts Podiatry, Worcester, MA

Phone: 508-757-4003
Text: 508-625-7774
Address: 299 Lincoln Street, Suite 202, Worcester, MA 01605

Central Massachusetts Podiatry, Westborough, MA

Phone: 508-757-4003
Text: 508-625-7774
Address: 24 Lyman Street, Suite 180, Westborough, MA 01581
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