We Treat a Broad Range of Foot & Ankle Conditions

Toenail Impairments

Common nail impairments, such as ingrown toenails and fungal infections, can also be some of the most persistent and painful. If you are experiencing swelling, redness, irritation, discoloration, or thickening of the nail, come see us. We will relieve your foot pain and fix any problems caused by your toenails.

Bunions & Hammertoes

Here at Twin Cities Foot & Ankle Clinic, we offer quality foot care which includes helping with bunions and hammertoes. Make us your first stop to discuss both non-surgical and surgical treatment options for your bunions and hammertoes. Our podiatrists are ready to help.

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Diabetic Foot Care

We offer preventive foot care for our diabetic patients to avoid problems,  but diabetic complications such as neuroarthropathy (Charcot’s joint disease) can still cause wear and tear on your feet and ankles. If you experience unexplained pain, something like this may be the culprit. With many treatment and therapy options available, come visit us in the Minneapolis, Saint Paul area, so we can get you back on your feet as soon as possible.

Maintaining proper foot care is very important to take care of your feet, especially if you have diabetes. Good foot care includes washing your feet every day, drying them thoroughly, and using a good moisturizer. You should also inspect your feet for any cuts or sores, and treat them as soon as possible. If you have any questions about foot care, be sure to talk to your doctor about your feet.

Sports Medicine

As an athlete, no one relies on their feet and ankles more than you do, and no one pushes them to their limits more either. When that twist or tweak persists and something doesn’t feel quite right, turn to us. We can evaluate your gait and help you make personalized adjustments to prevent more serious injuries in the future. If you’ve already pushed beyond that, we will formulate the best treatment plan using our innovative technologies to get you back out there. We also proudly offer WellWave ESWT Therapy as one of our treatment options.

Circulatory Disorders

Poor circulation between the foot and the heart can be the culprit for a wide array of ailments such as swelling, discoloration, sores, and cramping. We partner closely with vascular surgeons and interventional radiologists who are experts in addressing problems with circulation. Together we can determine whether it is a problem of not getting enough blood down to your feet or the veins not moving it back up to your heart efficiently. Come into one of our locations in the Minneapolis and Saint Paul area, and we will gladly help you address these problems before more urgent care is needed.

Sprains, Fractures & Wounds

Is the pain, swelling, and bruising in your foot or ankle getting worse? Your difficulty walking may mean you tore soft tissues or broke a bone. Not to worry, we offer the best diagnostics and top innovative therapies in the country. Come in, let us evaluate, and together with a little bit of work, we’ll get you moving pain free in no time.

Low & High Arches

Your arches are the bridge of your entire body. They keep you stable on uneven ground, absorb stress, and protect your knees, hips, and back. Keeping them in top shape prevents other serious injuries. If you feel arch pain, come to Twin Cities Foot & Ankle Care and let us evaluate the best way to support your bridge’s structural integrity.

Neurological Disorders

Having trouble feeling your feet or legs? Tingling? Losing sensation in your toes? These may be signs of nerve damage or indications of larger overall health issues. Our podiatrists work to diagnose and create plans to manage neurologic disorders that may be causing you trouble with your feet.

Plantar Warts

Are you tired of dealing with pesky warts? We at Twin Cities Foot & Ankle Clinic are very excited to announce that we have a brand new and effective treatment for surface based skin lesions, primarily warts. We also offer other wart treatment options which include cryotherapy (freezing), pulsed dye laser, injection therapy, as well as surgical excision of the wart.