Find lasting relief from plantar fasciitis and heel pain. Our comprehensive approach combines conservative care, advanced therapies, and preventive strategies.
Plantar fasciitis is the most common cause of heel pain, affecting millions of people worldwide. It occurs when the plantar fascia — a thick band of tissue that runs from your heel bone to your toes — becomes inflamed or irritated.
The plantar fascia acts like a shock absorber for your foot, supporting the arch and helping you walk. When this tissue becomes overstressed, small tears can develop, leading to pain and inflammation. This condition is particularly common in runners, people who stand for long periods, and those with certain foot structures.
Most common between 40-60 years old
Runners, dancers, and athletes at higher risk
Jobs requiring prolonged standing
Reduce activities that cause pain. Use ice and anti-inflammatory medications.
Specific stretches for the plantar fascia and Achilles tendon.
Custom orthotics, arch supports, and proper footwear.
Professional guidance for exercises and manual therapy.
Non-invasive treatment using sound waves to stimulate healing.
Injection of your own concentrated platelets to promote healing.
Anti-inflammatory injections for severe pain and inflammation.
Reserved for cases that don't respond to conservative treatments.
Don't let heel pain control your life. Our experienced podiatrists specialize in plantar fasciitis treatment and can help you get back to pain-free walking and activities.