Common Foot Conditions in Sugar Land, TX

Bunions come in a variety of types, as well as varying levels of severity. Dr. Lee and his team offer both non-surgical and surgical bunion treatment options depending on the patient’s unique situation.

Diabetes can affect many parts of the body, though it can wreak particular havoc on limbs, such as the feet. An expert podiatrist, Dr. Lee can help to identify and treat the myriad of diabetes-related foot issues causing you discomfort, as well as to help avoid the potential for future amputation.

A common skin disease caused by the presence of a certain type of fungus, athlete’s foot can quickly become a major source of irritation and pain. We provide the treatment needed to more effectively mitigate and prevent the infection.

Because your feet contain more than 30 distinct joints, they are far more susceptible to the condition of arthritis than most other parts of the body. We offer arthritis treatments to help reduce inflammation and preserve each joint’s function.

As an experienced podiatric physician, Dr. Lee is prepared to treat and help you prevent fungal toenail infections.

Frequently occurring on the top of the foot, ganglion cysts generally result from a past injury to the foot. Our specialists will evaluate your ganglion cyst treatment options and provide you the best foot treatment possible.

Heel pain comes in many forms and results from various causes. Advanced Foot and Ankle Specialists is proud to offer no-incision treatment options for those experiencing chronic heel pain.

Most often occurring in the big toe, gout can be extremely painful, though the condition can generally be resolved in just under two-week’s time.

Similar to the condition of hammertoe, Morton’s toe is a common disorder typically treated using nonsurgical methods.

Hammertoes can limit motion and cause pain throughout the affected area. A Sugar Land foot doctor like Dr. Lee can help determine the best course of treatment in your unique situation.

Neuromas can be quite painful, and can result from a number of causes, including trauma, stress, and even improper footwear. We work with you to identify the neuroma treatment option that best works for you.

A dysfunction in the posterior tibial tendon can lead to swelling, pain, and a severe foot deformity. Conservative and surgical treatment options are available depending on the stage of the condition.

Sesamoiditis is a foot injury commonly resulting from repetitive or severe stress placed on the ball of the foot. We make treatment recommendations depending on the severity of your condition.

Warts are one of the most common foot conditions, and can generally require the help of a professional in order to ensure effective treatment and removal.