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Adler Footcare of Greater New York
- 25 West 45th Street Suite #1407
New York City
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Jeffrey L. Adler, DPM
Dr. Jeffrey L. Adler, Medical/Surgical Director and owner of Adler Footcare of Greater New York has been practicing podiatric medicine since 1979 and has performed thousands of foot surgeries. Dr. Adler is board certified in Podiatric Surgery and Primary Podiatric Medicine by the American Board of Multiple Specialties in Podiatry.
Dr. Adler is also a Professor of Minimally Invasive Foot Surgery for the Academy of Ambulatory Foot and Ankle Surgeons. As one of only several in the country who perform minimally-invasive podiatric surgery, Dr. Adler’s patients enjoy significantly reduced recovery times.
Certifications: Board certified in Podiatric Surgery and Primary Podiatric Medicine by the American Board of Multiple Specialties in Podiatry., Professor of Minimally Invasive Foot Surgery for the Academy of Ambulatory Foot and Ankle Surgeons., One of only several in the country who perform minimally-invasive podiatric surgery.
Services: Foot Surgeries
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comDonna M. Hartmann, DPM
Dr. Hartmann has been in private practice since 1982 and has been working as a New York Podiatrist at Adler Footcare of Greater New York since 2005. She attended Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine where she was awarded her degree in podiatric medicine. She is a member of the Academy of Ambulatory Foot and Ankle Surgery, the America Academy of Pain Management and is licensed to practice podiatric medicine as a New York Podiatrist.
Dr. Hartmann has extensive training and specializes in diagnosing and treating foot diseases, abnormalities and disabilities of the foot. She has performed numerous minimally-invasive surgeries both independently and along with Jeffrey L. Adler, DPM, Medical/Surgical Director of Adler Footcare of Greater New York and the Podiatric OR of Midtown Manhattan, PC.
Education: Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine
Certifications: Attended Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine where she was awarded her degree in podiatric medicine
Services: Minimally-invasive surgeries
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comDarline Kulhan, DPM, FACFAS
Dr. Darline Kulhan, a graduate of the New York College of Podiatric Medicine, is a board certified podiatric surgeon with the American Board of Podiatric Surgery. She completed a surgical residency at Washington Memorial Hospital in Turnersville, New Jersey. She has been in private practice since 1979. Joining the Adler Footcare team she brings with her a wealth of experience in podiatric medicine and surgery, sports medicine, geriatric and podopediatrics. With their minimal invasive approach to foot deformities Dr. Kulhan and the podiatric team at Adler Footcare offer state-of-the-art treatments for chronic, painful foot conditions. Dr. Kulhan's prior work with a Park Avenue practice affords her patients cutting edge cosmetic applications to a variety of foot problems. She has also been awarded an Apostolic Blessing from Pope John Paul II in helping to canonize St. Faustina, the 1st Saint of the Millenium. She brings this level of caring and concern to all her patients.
Education: Graduate of the New York College of Podiatric Medicine
Certifications: Board certified podiatric surgeon with the American Board of Podiatric Surgery., Completed a surgical residency at Washington Memorial Hospital in Turnersville, New Jersey., Awarded an Apostolic Blessing from Pope John Paul II in helping to canonize St. Faustina, the 1st Saint of the Millenium.
Services: She brings with her a wealth of experience in podiatric medicine and surgery, sports medicine, geriatric and podopediatrics., Offers state-of-the-art treatments for chronic, painful foot conditions
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Achilles Tendonitis
The achilles tendon is located in the back of the ankle and connects to the heel bone. When you experience ankle pain in the back of the ankle it could be that the achilles tendon is inflamed. The ankle pain may feel like a shooting, burning or extremely piercing kind of pain. The causes of this ankle pain could be improper footwear, overpronation, stairclimbing, running, or exercise without proper stretching. Treatment for this type of ankle pain is usually quick, and includes rest, physical therapy, appropriate stretching exercises, orthotics, insets, or bandaging. Achilles tendonitis most commonly causes ankle pain in runners and is often seen among middle-aged people who play sports. The best kind of prevention to avoid ankle pain caused by achilles tendonitis is proper stretching or an orthotic device that adds extra support. If you have severe ankle pain or swelling, you may have achilles tendonitis.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comAnkle Sprains
Foot injury or injuries to the ankle are caused by an unnatural twisting or force on the ankle bones of the foot that stretches or tears the ligaments in the ankle. Other common causes of injuries to the ankle are jumping, running, sports, walking into a pothole or wearing high heeled shoes. You may have a foot injury or injuries to the ankle if you are experiencing swelling, bruising, pain or tenderness in the area. At Adler Footcare, New York, common treatments for foot injury or injuries to the ankle are resting, icing and compression. Treatments for a serious foot injury or injuries to the ankle at Adler Footcare, New York may be physical therapy, immobilizing the foot and ankle, stretching or fitting for orthotics.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comArthritis
Arthritis in the feet is a common ailment seen at Adler Footcare among all age groups. Common symptoms reported by patients who have arthritis in the feet include pain, stiffness, swelling of the joints, trouble walking, and a decrease in mobility and range of motion. Arthritis is an inflammation of the lining of the joint and there are many types. There are 3 main types causing arthritis in the feet. Rheumatoid arthritis is an inflammation of the lining of the joint and affects younger people. Osteoarthritis is caused by the basic wear and tear to feet and affects mostly people over 50. Gouty arthritis is caused by a metabolic imbalance in the body and causes the big toe joint to become red, hot and swollen. Treatment options for arthritis in the feet include physical therapy, medication, exercise, and orthotics.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comAthlete's Foot
Athlete's Foot is a fungal infection of the skin that usually begins between the toes or on the soles of the feet. It appears on the feet as dry, scaly, itchy skin. Athlete's Foot thrives in warm, damp areas. It can be passed easily from person to person in places like swimming pools or locker rooms. Athlete's Foot is usually treated with a topical medication or medical powder that is used on the feet and in shoes to keep them dry. Athlete's Foot can best be prevented by not walking barefoot in environments like gym locker rooms or public swimming pools; wearing light and airy shoes, and wearing socks that keep your feet dry. Contact Adler Footcare, New York to speak with a podiatrist about your Athlete's Foot.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comBunion Treatment
If you're suffering from a bunion on the foot, then Adler Footcare, NY can help. What is a bunion on the foot? A bunion on the foot is an enlargement of the bone on the side of the big toe or fifth metatarsal. What causes foot bunions? Bunions form when the big toe moves out of place. The movement of the big toe angles in toward the other toes, causing pressure that crushes the cartilage. A bunion on the foot is also caused by wearing shoes that are too tight. Bunions are not hereditary, but do tend to run in families. Treatments for bunions on the feet include physical therapy, nerve blocks, bandaging, and orthotics. Exercises and changing footwear can also assist treatment for bunions. Bunion treatment surgery is also an option and Adler Footcare, NY specializes in minimally invasive surgery.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comCustom Orthotics
Custom orthotics are flexible, lightweight devices that help with correcting the way the foot bears weight. If the foot bears weight improperly, it can also cause problems with bones, tendons and soft tissues. Custom orthotics can help with ailments such as chronic foot pain, problems with the ankles, knees, hip, neck or back. Custom orthotics cause the weight to be disbursed properly and fit directly into your shoe or sandal. Contact Adler Footcare to schedule an appointment to discuss how custom orthotics can help.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comDiabetic Footcare
People who are diabetic are at much greater risk for foot problems. It's important to see a podiatrist on a routine basis for diabetic footcare. Once a year is recommended. There are 3 important foot issues to pay attention to for patients with diabetes: circulation or vascular problems, nerve and sensation issues, and immune issues that affect how a person heals. A thorough evaluation of patient's feet is important as part of their routine diabetic footcare. This includes checking circulation in the feet, looking at areas of increased pressure for calluses, and looking at how the foot is functioning in general. It's imperative that a patient maintain their own diabetic footcare on a daily basis. Checking sugar levels everyday is extremely important because sensation problems in the feet can occur when the sugar level is increased. Continued evaluation with a podiatrist is recommended for diabetic footcare.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comDiagnostic Ultrasound
Diagnostic Ultrasound is a new technology at Adler Footcare, New York that provides a real view image of a joint or soft tissue. If you have achilles tendonitis symptoms or achilles tendon pain, ankle pain or arthritis then the diagnostic ultrasound may be what you need to get a closer look at the area causing the pain. The diagnostic ultrasound assesses soft tissue plains when looking for achilles tendonitis symptoms. It also evaluates the ankle pain often related to ankle sprains. When a patient has arthritis that is causing pain, the diagnostic ultrasound looks for changes in the cartilage to help determine proper treatment. If you think you have achilles tendonitis symptoms or are seeking achilles tendonitis treatment, or treatment for ankle pain or arthritis, contact Adler Footcare, New York or visit our website for more information.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comDropped Metatarsal
If you have foot pain when you are walking on stairs or walking barefoot on hard floors, then you may have a dropped metatarsal. A dropped metatarsal is the wrong positioning of one of the long bones in the foot into a lower position. It can cause excruciating foot pain, calluses to form and limping.
The foot pain from a dropped metatarsal is usually caused by loss of circulation, bearing weight improperly, or the shortness of other metatarsal bones. Treatment options to relieve the foot pain include physical therapy, padding, strapping, and orthotics. Minimally invasive surgery is used to lift the metatarsal and usually eliminates the pain immediately.
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Adler Footcare, New York uses the F-Scan foot pressure mapping system for treatment of plantar fasciitis. Plantar fasciitis refers to foot and heel pain caused by an inflammation on the bottom of the foot. Foot and heel pain is often caused by an injury to the foot. The F-Scan determines how pressures are going through the bottom of the foot. Computer chips are built into an arch that slips into a shoe. As the patient walks or runs, the collecting device gathers data that shows how and where the pressure is going through the foot. The in-shoe pressure information reveals the interaction between the foot and footwear and is used for the treatment of foot and heel pain. The foot and heel pain is treated by a variety of different orthotics, such as sports orthotics, arch support shoes or orthotic shoes. Custom insoles for shoes are often used for plantar fasciitis treatment.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comFlat Feet
Flat Feet is a common condition seen at Adler Footcare, New York. Flat Feet is caused by a change or shift in the bone or weakened ligaments in the feet that cause a decrease in the inner arch. The decrease in the arch causes increasing pain that can sometimes be felt right away and sometimes isn’t even noticeable until later in life. The increasing pain from flat feet can make it very difficult to walk and sometimes lead to arthritis. Treatment options for flat feet include being fitted with an orthotic device or foot support in the shoe. The device is designed to support the arch and decrease the pain felt when walking or participating in an activity.
Surgical treatment options are sometimes necessary and involve shifting the tendon in the foot to reform the arch, or fusing bones together to decrease the arch and ultimately decrease the pain.
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Adler Footcare, New York offers a variety of podiatry services. Some of the major podiatry services are orthopedic treatments, treatments for bunions, hammertoe, toenail fungus, plantar fasciitis, insoles, tendonitis foot treatment, minimally invasive surgery, corn or callus and ingrown toenail treatment. A common foot problem we also treat is arch pain. For patients who think they have a foot injury, a sonogram can be taken to determine damage to ligaments, cartilage or muscles. Minimally invasive surgery may be required for certain foot problems. Dr. Jeffrey Adler is a professor of minimally invasive surgery, one of only several in the country. Other podiatry services offered are physical therapy for the feet and foot pain exercises. Physical therapy for the feet may include hot packs, massage, paraffin baths and electrical stimulation. Foot pain exercises that include: toe exercises, proper foot care while exercising and correct stretching.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comFoot Ulcers
Sores on the feet, known as foot ulcers, are caused by increased pressure on the bottom of the foot that creates calluses. These calluses begin on bony areas of the feet. As they are subjected to increased pressure, they become reddened and dry. This leads to cracking, peeling and open sores on the feet. It's important to seek treatment before infection sets in. Common treatment options for sores on the feet are orthotics, physical therapy, surgical debridement or medication. If you are searching for treatment for foot ulcers in New York, contact Adler Footcare, New York to have the sores on your feet evaluated by a credible podiatrist.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comHeel Pain
Do you experience excruciating heel pain as soon as you step out of bed in the morning? This may be caused by the plantar fascia ligament that acts as a support for the bottom of the foot. This ligament is connective tissue on the sole of the foot. Plantar fasciitis is the painful inflammatory process of the soft tissue surrounding the heel. Symptoms include swelling, tearing, and the wrong positioning of bones in the front of the foot, which affect the bones in the back of the foot. If you experience horrible heel pain every time you step on it then you may have a problem with the soft tissue surrounding the heel. Treatment for the heel pain could be conservative treatments such as taking anti-inflammatory medication, physical therapy, using orthotics, or minimally invasive surgery. Adler Footcare New York is fully equipped to handle all treatment options for your heel pain.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comHow to Select the Proper Running Shoe
Many people have a lot of foot problems from running. One of the main problems is that runners typically run on hard surfaces like concrete. This causes foot problems because the feet are experiencing the same force each time they hit the pavement. Doing anything to your body over and over again exactly the same way can cause problems. Many foot problems from running are caused from someone running too fast and for too long.
Perhaps the biggest cause of foot problems from running is wearing improper running shoes or shoes that are too old and worn. Leg muscles can become out of balance causing the front muscles in the foot to be stronger than the back, which leads to injuries. Runner injuries are treatable and preventable. To avoid foot problems from running it’s important to purchase properly fitting running shoes, wear orthotics when necessary, keep toenails trimmed, and treat blisters immediately. Stretching to strengthen muscles with also help foot problems from running.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comIngrown Toenails
In grown toenails have become an epidemic in American society. Many times they are caused by the improper fitting of footwear, such as women wearing high heeled shoes or individuals that do not have the right fitting athletic shoes but put a lot of strain on their feet. An in grown toenail is caused by the curvation of the edges of the nail growing in the tissue on the side of the nail. If the first signs of an in grown toenail are ignored the nail can grown down into the tissue, become entrapped in the skin, which cuts of blood supply and creates dead tissue. When you mix this with sweat or dirty bath water it causes a bacterial infection, pain, swelling, and puss. In grown toenail treatment is easy and includes numbing the toe, removing the offending nail portion, and draining the absess. The nail is then allowed to grow back on its own.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comLaser Therapy for Fungal Nails
If your toenails are thick, crusty and discolored you may have a toenail fungal infection. If you've been looking for a toe nail fungus treatment and have tried oral medications and long term medical drops, but haven't seen good results, there is a new toe nail fungus treatment available called the PinPointe Laser. The laser kills the toenail fungal infection under the nail without the nail needing to be removed. The laser therapy toe nail fungus treatment can be done in a podiatrist's office, requires only one visit and is painless. The laser removes the toenail fungal infection completely and patients have normal looking nails within a couple of months after the toe nail fungus treatment. Contact Adler Footcare, New York Podiatrists to to make an appointment today.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comMorton's Neuroma
Morton’s Neuroma is a nerve running through the long bones in the middle of the foot. It’s a common foot problem caused by over motion, or pronation of the foot. People experience pain coming from the middle of the foot that shoots up through the toes when walking, especially in shoes or on your tiptoes. Some people describe the pain as feeling like they are walking on pebbles or razors. Morton’s Neuroma develops when the fat tissue surrounding the nerve is irritated and reacts to the irritation by forming a callus that interferes with the nerves that runs up to the toes. Treatment options include physical therapy, anti-inflammatories, injection therapy, and bandages.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comNeuropathy of the Feet
If you have symptoms in your feet that include numbness, pain or tingling you might have Neuropathy of the feet. This occurs when nerves in the foot are no longer functioning properly. Neuropathy of the feet can be caused by a number of different factors, including diabetes, alcoholism, chemotherapy, medications, or other unknown causes. Neuropathy can affect motor nerves and sensory nerves. At Adler Footcare New York, treatment options for neuropathy of the feet include vascular testing to assess blood flow or a nerve conduction study to determine if the nerves are functioning properly.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comNon-Invasive Vascular Testing
Non-invasive vascular testing allows a foot and ankle specialist at Adler Footcare, New York perform simple tests to rule out problems related to pain in the foot. The testing also allows the foot and ankle specialist to see how blood is getting from the heart, to the ankle, to the toes and back to the heart. The testing helps treatment for footpain such as pain in the ankle, arch pain and diabetes foot pain. Pain in the ankle is often caused by deep vein thrombosis. Arch pain is often caused by hardening of the arteries. Peripheral vascular disease is becoming an epidemic in the podiatry industry causing vascular problems for people in their 50's and above, leading to pain in the foot, pain in the ankle and arch pain. To get treatment for footpain, contact Adler Footcare, New York to meet with a foot and ankle specialist.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comPosterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction
Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction, or PTTD, is a weakening of the tendon between the ankle and foot that causes a form of flat feet in adults. The posterior tibial tendon is one of the major structures in the foot that supports the arch and aids in walking. PTTD causes foot pain stemming from chronic injuries or over-activity.
Increasing foot pain from PTTD usually occurs after activities like running, walking, hiking or climbing stairs.
There are both conservative and surgical treatments to help ease foot pain caused by PTTD. These include custom or over-the-counter orthotics, physical therapy performed in podiatrist’s office, shoe modifications or anti-inflammatory drugs. There are also surgical options available that can be discussed with a podiatrist.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comSkin Disorders of the Foot
Certain skin conditions of the foot can often be overlooked. Common skin conditions of the foot that appear harmless could have underlying problems. Some of these skin conditions of the foot are moles, warts or beauty marks. Important changes to look for if you have skin conditions of the foot are changes in growth and color. Sometimes these changes can lead to skin cancer on the foot. Your skin conditions should be assessed regularly. If you are concerned about your skin conditions of the foot or are worried you may have skin cancer on the foot, contact Adler Footcare, New York.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comPosterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction
Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction, or PTTD, is a weakening of the tendon between the ankle and foot that causes a form of flat feet in adults. The posterior tibial tendon is one of the major structures in the foot that supports the arch and aids in walking. PTTD causes foot pain stemming from chronic injuries or over-activity.
Increasing foot pain from PTTD usually occurs after activities like running, walking, hiking or climbing stairs.
There are both conservative and surgical treatments to help ease foot pain caused by PTTD. These include custom or over-the-counter orthotics, physical therapy performed in podiatrist’s office, shoe modifications or anti-inflammatory drugs. There are also surgical options available that can be discussed with a podiatrist. Please visit our website at http:www.mynycpodiatrist.com or call 914-618-5674 to scheduled an appointment.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comStretching Exercises for Heel Pain
Adler Footcare New York treats many patients for heel pain. Part of the treatment process includes teaching the patients stretching exercises to help alleviate the heel pain. Heel pain can be caused by plantar fasciitis, improperly fitting shoes, or be the result of another existing foot condition. One of the best treatments to prevent heel pain from reoccurring is a stretching exercise. Stand facing a wall approximately 2 feet away. Then put your arms up against the wall and press your nose against the wall. Push into the wall while keeping your leg straight. This exercise helps strengthen ligaments and tendons in the back of the leg. Repeat on the other side. After their treatment, patients who perform exercises for heel pain have a lot better of an outcome.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comTreatment for Hammertoe
At Adler Footcare, NY we are often asked, what is a hammertoe? A hammertoe is a deformity of the second, third or fourth toe due to how the foot is bearing weight. A hammertoe is caused by contractions of the soft tissues and tendons at the bottom and top of the toes creating a curling toe resembling a hammer. A hammertoe cannot be allowed to sit because it affects the way the joints react to each other, which can lead to arthritic problems. Long term treatment of a hammertoe often requires hammertoe surgery. Adler Footcare, NY specializes in minimally invasive surgery correction. Hammertoe surgery usually cures the hammertoe permanently. Directly after the hammertoe surgery patients can get right into an open toed shoe. Please visit our website at http:www.mynycpodiatrist.com or call 914-618-5674 to scheduled an appointment.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comWarts Treatment
If you suffer from warts on the foot then Adler Footcare, New York can help. A wart on the foot is harmless, but often irritating or painful. Warts on the foot are caused by a viral infection that gets into the skin through small cuts or abrasions. Warts on the foot can appear anywhere on the foot or toes and generally look fleshy and raised. Plantar warts on the foot are a skin manifestation of a viral problem. They appear on the soles of the feet and are often painful. Plantar warts on the foot are hard, flat, have a rough surface, well-defined boundaries and are often gray or brown. Warts on the foot and plantar warts on the foot are contracted by walking barefoot on dirty surfaces where others with warts have walked. Moist, warm environments like public pools or locker rooms are places where the virus that causes warts on the foot and plantar warts thrives. Contact Adler Footcare, New York for the treatment options.
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Constantly wearing high heeled shoes can be problematic to a woman’s foot health. High heeled shoes can jeopardize foot health because they cause increased pressure, pain and problems in the feet. However, these can be avoided by being smart when shopping for shoes. You can start experiencing better foot health by picking out the right pair of shoes. Try them on and walk around to make sure the shoes are comfortable. Avoid them altogether if you feel any kind of pain and pressure. If you feel you are compromising your foot health because you are experiencing pain with shoes you already own, custom orthotics can be made for your foot to help decrease pressure and support the arch. If shoes are causing you pain, it’s also important for your foot health to not wear that pair every day. Change them up daily to help decrease pain and pressure. At Adler Footcare we believe feet shouldn’t hurt and neither should their treatment.
Url: http://www.mynycpodiatrist.comPinPoint Laser Treatment for Fungal Nails
Toenail Fungus Treatment
If you're looking for an effective toenail fungus treatment, Adler Footcare, New York can help using the new laser treatment for toenail fungus. Previous treatments for toenail fungus involved removing the nail with invasive surgery, oral medications that lead to problems with patient's liver and blood, and topical medications that were messy and often used for years with minimal results. The PinPointe foot laser offers laser treatment for toenail fungus that is painless, and involves no blood, bandaging or anesthesia. This toenail fungus laser removal requires no time out of shoes and can be done in one 30 minute in-office visit. Contact Adler Footcare, New York to see if you qualify for this new toenail fungus laser removal treatment.
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Park Avenue Podiatry Center
Johanna S. Youner, DPM, FACFAS
Dr. Johanna S. Youner, DPM, FACFAS, is the founder and medical director and the head physician of the Park Avenue Podiatry Center has been a specialist in foot care for over 20 years. Dr. Youner combines common sense and a mind for innovative approaches toward health in her podiatric practice. Dr. Johanna S. Youner is one of the most qualified podiatrists in NYC.
Dr. Youner has been featured on many TV segments, including WABC-News, Good Morning America, Ch 2 News with Dr. Holy Phillips and network appearances with Dr. Jay Adlersberg and Dr. Max Gomez. She is a regular contributor to multiple beauty and fashion websites and magazines including, Parents Magazine, Harpers Bazaar, Elle, Allure, In Style, Bottom Line and New York Magazine where her views and opinions on podiatric medicine and laser treatments are highly sought after.
A Board Certified (ABPS) foot surgeon since 2003, Dr. Youner received her doctorate, Doctor in Podiatric Medicine, from the California College of Podiatric Medicine in 1990 with honors and her BA degree from Ivy League Barnard College, Columbia University in January 1983 in 3 years. Having completed three years of residency training in both Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, Dr. Youner has surgically assisted some of New York City’s finest foot and plastic surgeons. She also spent a month training at the Leper Colony in Carville, Louisiana for the neuropathic foot. Dr. Johanna S. Youner utilizes the latest and most innovative techniques to address foot pain, and specializes in PICOSURE™ laser services. As a board-certified foot surgeon, a member of the American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery and a certified Cosmetic Facial Injector, Dr. Johanna S. Youner is one of the few doctors skilled in the user of lasers, injectables and surgery.
Dr. Youner applies the latest in aesthetic medical treatments for the podiatric world. Using the cutting edge PICOSURE™ laser, Dr. Youner performs laser treatments for fungal nails, foot tattoo removal, and warts. PICOSURE™ treatments are noninvasive, has minimal down time and are extremely effective. Dr. Youner also utilizes dermal fillers to relieve foot pain. Severe foot pain and chronic foot sweating can often be lessened with dermal fillers and injectable Botox.
Utilizing the safest and most effective techniques, Dr. Youner is able to minimize surgical intervention and maximize comfort. When bone surgery is required, Dr. Youner uses techniques with minimal scarring, while maximizing the patient’s comfort. For foot pain that is a result of chemotherapy-related damage, Dr. Johanna S. Youner, alongside Dr. Mario LaCouture, of Memorial Sloan Kettering, has developed a protocol for patients suffering from Hand-Foot Syndrome related to chemotherapy.
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