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Advanced Foot Care

General Practitioners

Arthritis
Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis is the most commonly reported cause of heel discomfort. This condition targets the plantar fascia, which is a broad ligament that extends from the heel to toes. When it is overused, such as from running for long periods of time, tiny tears can result. This leads to irritation and inflammation and ultimately causes… Read more »
Medical Weight Loss
Osteoarthritis is a degenerative disease that can affect any joint in the body.Â For us, that includes the ankle joint, foot joints, and even toe joints.Â Being the most common form of arthritis, osteoarthritis affects millions of people around the world. Individuals in their mid-to-late forties tend to have a higher risk of developing osteoarthrosis.Â Physiologically, osteoarthritis is resulted from the stress on the joint, repetitive movements and wear and tear. The damaged cartilage in the joint will cause inflammation and pain. At the same time, it restricts the range of motion in the joints. Being a progressive condition, the symptoms of osteoarthritis tend to worsen over time. As the condition deteriorates, patients may find it hard to climb stairs, walk, or even stand. Thankfully, there are many treatment options for osteoarthritis, including prescription medications, steroid injections, custom molded orthotics, physical therapy, and lifestyle modification (e.g. weight reduction). Apart from that, viscosupplementation injectables such as Supartz or Synvisc are also used as for the symptomatic treatment of osteoarthritis.
Pediatric Care
An orthopedic surgeon is a medical doctor (MD or DO) who treats the entire musculoskeletal system, not just the lower extremity. Orthopedics is the medical specialty devoted to the diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and prevention of injuries and diseases in your musculoskeletal system. While some orthopedics practice general orthopedics, some specialize in treating the foot and ankle, hand, shoulder, spine, hip, knee, or pediatrics and sports medicine.
Primary Care
Some podiatrists are solo practitioners while some practice in large specialty groups. Lately, more and more podiatrists are moving into practice with large healthcare clinics and primary care groups.
Emergency Care
I went to an urgent care place for bad heel pain a few days ago. Today, I noticed my pain was getting worse since my urgent care visit so I was desperate to find an actual podiatrist that could see me same day. I called several offices and got the same disappointing response. â€œWe are full today, we can squeeze you in next week.â€ I did not wanna go thru this kinda pain without being sure what was really causing it so I decided to call one more office, and thatâ€™s how I found Advanced foot and ankle. I explained to the receptionist what was going on, and from the start he seemed genuine in wanting to get me into the office immediately this afternoon. They took better x-rays than urgent care did and discovered I actually had a small fracture. Dr. Legel was very nice and went over the x-rays and sent me home with more knowledge on how to take care of this and heal it. The entire staff was awesome and Iâ€™m so glad I discovered them today!
Diabetic Foot Care
This was my first visit and definitely not the last. The office has a relaxing and soothing atmosphere, the staff was attentive. I felt confident in Dr. Legel's professionalism in treatment of my problems in diabetic foot care. I'm happy!

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Endocrinologist

Diabetes Care

MRI
A plantar fibroma will not disappear without treatment, but it can get smaller and be a non-issue. If pain persists, a podiatrist examines the foot and when the arch of the foot is pressed, pain can be felt down to the toes. An MRI or biopsy might be performed to help diagnose or evaluate the plantar fibroma. The following non-surgical options are generally enough to reduce the size and pain of these nodules...
X-Rays

Orthopedics
I am often asked what the difference between podiatry and orthopedics is. I always reply, it depends whoâ€™s answering. Â Numerous types of healthcare providers evaluate and treat conditions of the feet. These include podiatrists, orthopedic surgeons, primary care physicians, and physical therapists. The relationship between podiatrists and orthopedists is something like that of two politicians who claim to really, really respect each other, which each secretly believes in their own superiority. For most conditions, the question of which kind of doctor to see is largely a matter of whom you feel most comfortable with.
Arthroscopy
The sheer complexity of the human foot makes it a frequent cause of pain and injury for many people. Some of the most common foot surgeries in the field of podiatry, and at Advanced Foot & Ankle Care Specialists, include bunionectomy, hammertoe correction, ankle fusion,Â plantar fasciitis surgery and Achilles tendon surgery. We also offer ankle arthroscopy, joint replacement and reconstructive foot and ankle surgeries.
Wound Care
If you have diabetes and you are concerned for the health of your feet, Dr. Legel and his experienced wound care team are conveniently located in Dallas to help you. Using the latest medical techniques, they can properly care for your diabetic wound.
Pinched Nerve
Ankle Surgery
American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery. To best serve patients in Greater Dallas, Dr. Legel designed his practice to follow a community-based approach that focuses on practical patient education and a real understanding of a wide range of foot and ankle conditions.
Bunion Surgery
Some bunion cases require surgery to fully restore the toe to Â normal position. The goal of bunion surgery, or bunionectomy, is to relieve pain and discomfort by correcting the toeâ€™s alignment. There are a number of ways to do this and a number of surgical procedures our podiatrist can utilize for this type of foot condition, even minimally invasive techniques. Itâ€™s typically determined by individual circumstance. Surgical procedures for bunions could involve...
Joint Replacement
Bunions
Hallux Abducto Valgus is the scientific term used by physicians, mainly podiatrists and orthopedists, to describe what are better known as bunions. Bunions are painful deformities which look like a bump on the inside of the foot near the big toe. Many people suffer for years without knowing that these painful bumps can be removed or treated surgically.
Gangrene
Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) is a deadly, chronic condition affecting approximately 20 million Americans. Patients who have PAD have a 33% 5-year mortality rate, with common complications including stroke and heart attack, and diabetic foot ulcers progressing to infection, gangrene and amputation.
Heel Surgery
While Advanced Foot & Ankle Care Specialists in Dallas, TX always provides our patients with the most conservative treatment options first when it comes to heel injuries and footÂ pain, heel surgery is sometimes required. In such cases, our experienced podiatrist and foot/ankle specialistÂ takes the time to educate you about all possible treatment options, enabling you to make informed health care choices for your lifestyle.
Arthroscopy
Ingrown Toenails
Patients should never try to perform â€œbathroom surgeryâ€ on ingrown toenails. Rather than risk complicating this painful foot condition, see your podiatrist as soon as possible.

Ulcer
Arterial ulcers are ulcers that appear on the foot, heel or ankle because the body cannot deliver nutrient-rich blood to that area. When the skin area of the foot, heel or ankle is deprived of proper blood flow, it kills the tissue and thus an open ulcer develops. This lack of blood flow will keep the tissue from healing properly, resulting in an open wound or ulcer. Dr. Legel and his team at Advanced Foot & Ankle Care SpecialistsÂ have diagnosed and managed the care for many wound and ulcers. They can take care of you.
Fungus
Nail fungus is not something to take lightly. This common cause of foot pain can create significant discomfort and disrupt your mobility. Your Dallas podiatrist at Advanced Foot & Ankle Care Specialists offers a range of options that work for you.
Lesions
If you suspect you have plantar warts, you may have the following symptoms: pain or tenderness while walking, a lesion that interrupts the ridges in the skin of your foot, small fleshy lesions on the bottom of the foot, or a callus where a wart has grown inward over a well-defined spot on the skin. Also, tiny black dots may be visible in the base of the lesion, which are actually dried blood contained in the infected capillaries. Also, warts tend to hurt more when squeezed side to side than when directly pushed down on.

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
Athletic shoes need to be replaced after one year, whether or not they are worn, and after a certain amount of repetitive load is placed on them and wears them down. The American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine advises replacing running or walking shoes after 300 to 500 miles of wear, and replacing aerobic, basketball, and tennis shoes after 45 to 60 hours of wear. Athletic shoes should also be replaced if they show signs of unevenness when placed on a flat surface, display noticeable creasing, and/or when the heel counter breaks down.
Physical Therapy
A plantar fibroma is a fibrous knot in the arch of the foot. It is embedded in the plantar fascia which is a band of tissue that extends from the heel to the toes along the bottom of the foot. There can be multiple plantar fibromas in the feet at the same time. There are no known causes for this condition. If you have a plantar fibroma, there will be a bump in the arch of your foot that cannot be missed. Any associated pain is most often due to a shoe rubbing against the nodule. Non-surgical options, such as steroid injections, physical therapy, and orthotics should be tried first. Surgery is a last resort and is the only thing that will remove a plantar fibroma entirely. Consult with a podiatrist for a proper diagnosis and to determine the treatment regimen that is right for you.
Slipped Disc
If surgical intervention is necessary, Dr. Legel’s goal is to provide immediate pain relief. One example of neuropathy requiring surgery is mononeuropathy, resulting from a compression or entrapment-type injury such as a slipped disc in the spine.
Flatfoot Correction
Heel Pain
Manual Therapy
I basically explain to the patient the easy way and the hard way. The choice depends upon how severe the angulation has become. A small or moderate bunion is easy to fix. In a nutshell, a small incision is made over the bump. The bump is removed. The 1st metatarsal is then cut in a special way to reduce the angulation that exists. This is reduced to the desired correction and held in place with 2 screws. Sutures or staples are used to close the skin. Look at the procedural videos section of the website when you get a chance. Youâ€™ll need to wear a big black boot for about 4-6 weeks. Donâ€™t worry, it matches everything. Generally speaking, I have the patient return to the office approximately 3 days after surgery for their 1st post-operative visit. We make sure everything is ok, take x-rays, refill pain meds, etc. Youâ€™ll need to keep your foot dry until the stitches come out in about 2 weeks. I then see the patient every 2 weeks for the next 2 months. Physical therapy and joint manipulation is standard. As long as there are no complications, I tell the patient youâ€™ll be back in tennis shoes in about 6 weeks and back to your normal, everyday activities, including running, at around 3 months. Oh, donâ€™t forget that if you have right foot surgery, technically you cannot drive with the boot on. I am not only a left foot and ankle surgeon, fortunately.
Orthotics and Prosthetic Therapy

General Podiatry
Dr. Legel and his professional podiatry care team strive to make your visit comfortable and efficient. You can help us by bringing the following items for your appointment...
Achilles Tendonitis
The Achilles tendon is located right above the heel. This tendon provides flexibility to the foot and gives you theÂ ability to balance. When the Achilles tendon is overworked, stretched too far, or suffers physical trauma, severe damage can occur, accompanied by heel pain and disability. Although Achilles tendon injuries or disorders are oftenÂ suffered by athletes and physically active people, Dallas podiatrist Dr. Kennedy Legel cautions that everyone is susceptible to Achilles tendon damage.
Ankle Sprain
The ankle is designed to withstand heavy impacts throughout the day. Whether by wear and tear, injury or disease, the ankle can break down resulting in the need for ankle surgery. When an ankle injury requires proficient ankle surgery, Advanced Foot & Ankle Care Specialists in Dallas can provide comprehensive ankle surgery solutions. Dr. Kennedy LegelÂ integrates the latest medical techniques and advanced equipment to surgically repair the ankle. As a compassionate Dallas ankle surgeon, Dr. Legel offers practical solutions toÂ help his patients get back to their daily routines as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Bunions Problems
The general foot type you have. Generally speaking, people with flatter feet tend to develop bunions while people with higher arches tend not to. This is not always true, but a good guide to future bunion development.
Diabetic Foot Care
If you have diabetes and you want to avoid serious foot problems, then it is important that you routinely care for your feet. We suggest you do the following to maintain proper foot health...
Flat Feet
Whether by wear and tear, trauma or other injury, the arch in your foot can fall, leaving you with flat feet or fallen arches. Some of the more common causes of flat feet include...
Fungus Toenails
You no longer need to feel embarrassed to wear open-toe shoes and sandals – or just go barefoot – because of toenail fungus or discoloration. Advanced Foot & Ankle Care Specialists is the areaâ€™s leader in restoring nails back to health, providing a natural and luminous appearance.
Hammertoes
A bunion is a type of deformity in the foot when the big toe begins to turn in toward the other toes and a prominent bump appears. This inward turn of the big toe pushes against the other toes causing pain and discomfort. Left untreated, it can cause other conditions such as hammertoes.
Heel Spurs
A heel spur can develop when there is an abundance of calcium creating a deposit in the calcaneus, or heel bone. Over time, this deposit grows to create an outcropping under the heel that extends into the foot. The result is a protrusion that leads to foot pain when pressure is applied, and in some cases, even during rest.
Heel Pain
At Advanced Foot & Ankle Care Specialists, we strive toÂ take the most conservative approach in order to help patients recover from heel pain. The goal is to increase your comfort level and ensure that you fully understand your diagnosis and treatment plan from start to finish.
Foot Pain
Foot Infections
Fungal foot infections. They can create major discomfort and even embarrassment. They are also EXTREMELY COMMON; affecting millions of people each year.
Ingrown Toenails
One of the most common foot problems for all ages is the ingrown toenail. This condition can occur when the edges of your toenail grow into the skin on the toe due to excessive trimming, overly tight shoes, heredity, toe injury or other toe conditions such as fungal infections.
Foot Neuroma
Plantar Fasciitis
The plantar fascia is a connective tissue in the heel that stretches across the bottom length of your foot. Plantar fasciitis occurs when the connective tissue becomes inflamed, causing heel pain and discomfort during physical activity. Although the condition is completely treatable, traditional methods can take up to a year to start becoming effective. Plantar… Read more »
Podiatric Surgery
Foot surgery is one method used inÂ neuropathy treatment, but our goal is to manage the underlying condition first. If the principal cause can be corrected, yourÂ neuropathyÂ can often be encouraged to “reset” the way the nerves transmit signals from your brain to your feet.

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