It can be difficult to decipher between certain foot conditions, especially ones that have similar characteristics. This is often the case with corns and calluses, as they are confused for one another at first glance. However, understanding the differences between corns and calluses is crucial so you can be accurately diagnosed. Podiatry Center of New Jersey is here to help you understand the difference between corns and calluses and how to tell them apart so you can receive the proper treatment! How Are Corns and Calluses Formed? Corns and calluses are both caused by repeated friction ..read more

  As the seasons change, so do our routines. Since our feet have been bundled up all winter, it’s time to give them a little TLC in preparation for the warmer weather. With these tips and tricks from Podiatry Center of New Jersey, spring-ready feet are just a few steps away! Ensure your feet are looking and feeling their best before taking on new springtime activities, and read on for all the need-to-know info. Exfoliate and hydrate for Smooth Skin Winter boots and thick socks can lead to dry, rough skin on your feet. Start your spring foot care routine by exfoliating to remove dead skin ..read more

  It’s time to bid farewell to heavy winter boots and embrace lighter, more breathable spring footwear. However, don’t make the mistake of focusing on style without adding comfort and support into the equation! Below, Podiatry Center of New Jersey shares a valuable list that can help you smoothly transition your footwear while minimizing potential foot issues. Evaluate Your Current Footwear: Before making any changes, check out your current footwear collection and assess the condition, fit, and functionality of your shoes. Clean and Store Winter Footwear: Give your winter boots a thoroug ..read more

  In honor of National Nutrition Month, the doctors at Podiatry Center of New Jersey want to bring foot health into the conversation. Just like the rest of our body, our feet need proper nutrition to thrive and be at their best. While we all know that proper footwear and regular care are essential, the role of nutrition in foot health should not be overlooked. This blog post explores three foods that your feet crave for optimal health so you can step confidently into a lifestyle that supports your overall wellness and the well-being of your feet! Salmon Omega-3 fatty acids are essential f ..read more

  While your kids have springtime sports at the top of their minds, you must have their foot health at the top of yours! An increase in outdoor activities promotes physical health and teamwork, but it also comes with the risk of injuries that the team at Podiatry Center of New Jersey wants to make you aware of! In this blog post, we’ll explore three common pediatric spring sports injuries and ways to prioritize your children’s foot health. Sprains and Strains Spring sports often involve sudden movements, jumps, and changes in direction, putting children at risk for sprains and strains. Co ..read more

  Foot neuromas can be a real pain – quite literally. These nerve-related conditions are known to disrupt daily life and make every step uncomfortable. The doctors at Podiatry Center of New Jersey understand how irritating and painful this condition can be and want to provide guidance when it comes to finding treatment options and relief from the pain! Read on to delve deeper into the world of foot neuromas, as this blog post will shed light on their causes and symptoms while outlining practical solutions you can implement in your daily life. What Are Foot Neuromas? In the ball of the foo ..read more

  At Podiatry Center of New Jersey, we understand that many people prioritize style over support when it comes to their choice of shoe. However, since some choices may lead to pain and long-term damage, we recommend that patients take a second look at their closet to see what tweaks can be made in favor of more supportive options. We want to make sure our patients make informed choices when it comes to their footwear, and this blog post will help get you stepping in the right direction by identifying the top three worst shoe choices for your feet. High Heels High heels look nice but don ..read more

  While most people are more familiar with warts that develop on the hands or fingers, they can arise on the feet, too. These unwelcome guests, plantar warts, are caused by the Human Papilloma Virus and often develop on the bottom of the foot, meaning you may be tempted to put off treatment since no one can see them anyway. However, the team at Podiatry Center of New Jersey is here to let you know that addressing even the smallest of foot issues is essential in order to prevent more serious conditions from arising. Here’s a rundown of plantar warts and why you should tackle them with trea ..read more

  Stubbornly yellow, thickened, and crumbly – fungal toenails, while unsightly, often seem like a mere cosmetic concern. But what if ignoring those itchy toes could lead to more serious issues? Unfortunately, that’s a reality, and far from romantic in this most romantic of months! Left untreated or improperly treated, fungal toenails can open the door to a host of complications, impacting your health and well-being. Podiatry Center of New Jersey wants you to have a lovely month of confidence and do it in style, so check out the blog below to find out how! Beyond the Nail Toenail fungus, m ..read more

  Your feet do more than carry you from place to place. Their role in overall health extends far beyond simply supporting your weight and providing mobility; in fact, their condition can offer surprising insights into your cardiovascular system and heart health. Podiatry Center of New Jersey wants you to know all the warnings, signals, and signs your feet can send beforehand, so you’ll be better equipped to act on any info if a problem does present. And since it’s February and thus American Heart Month, there’s no better time than now to learn more about the heart-foot connection. Head to ..read more