New stichless procedure for heel pain ( Plantar Fasciitis/ heel spurs)

We are excited to offer a new procedure that does not require incisions or stitches for chronic painful heel pain. The new instrument called a " Topaz Wand" uses Radio Waves to replace diseased Plantar Fascia tissue with new healthy tissue. The procedure ( done in an out patient facility) requires 5 minutes. Call us for details at 702-387-8777. You can also see the procedure on YOUTUBE.COM under TOPAZ.

Tomorrow, New treatments for Plantar Warts!!!

Sculptra for the foot

Anyone who consistently wears heels can experience more severe problems over time, “The most common problem for patients who wear high heels daily or more than two to three times per week is thinning of the fat pad at the ball of the foot,” abnormal positioning of the foot in high heels creates pressure on the ball of the foot, which thins the protective layer of fat and leads to a painful condition called metatarsalgia, a new treatment — an injection of the filler Sculptra — to replace the fat pad and plump the area. The treatment can last 12 to 18 months.

COVERED BY CULINARY, CIGNA, BC/BS, UNITED HEALTH CARE AND UMR!

Topaz procedure means relief of chronic heel pain.
“Small holes replace an
incision so the healing time
is just a few days!”
If there is one reoccurring theme
in the treatment of plantar fasciitis
and Achilles tendonitis over the past
decade, it is that treatment is getting
better each year. This is, of course,
due to a growing need for faster and
safer treatment methods. Not to
mention, an ever-increasing number
of runners and weekend athletes that
are pushing themselves harder than
ever.
In the past few years a
new procedure is presented and
shows promise. This procedure is
called Topaz.
I believe that the Topaz procedure holds promise
for the chronic plantar fasciits and
Achilles tendonitis patient. It is
considered a minimally-invasive
procedure because, even though
incisions are made, no incision is long
enough to require even a single

Skechers Shape-ups might be paying up.

A San Diego law firm filed a class-action lawsuit against the brand after dozens say they were hurt by the shoes, according to HLN affiliate KGTV. And it's not a feel-the-burn good pain. Injuries range from torn ligaments to hip fractures.

The shoes boast a natural feel with a “bottom [that] adjusts your stride so the motion of each step naturally aligns your body's center of gravity,” according to Skechers’ website.

But we doubt Lisa Baseet thinks there’s anything natural feeling about two twisted ankles or torn ankle tendons and ligaments. Baseet is one of 37 people bringing the suit against Skechers with the firm Estey-Bomberger LLP.

"I'm disgusted. I paid so much money to tone up and now I need surgery," Baseet says.

Attorney Mike Bombarder says he doesn’t know of any safety tests run by Skechers for these shoes. "Man has been walking the same way for many years, and this changes the way you walk. It's not a surprise people are going to have problems," Bombarder says. The public has the right to assume a product is safe, he adds.

In September, Reebok “got a kick in the keister,” for “deceptively” advertising shoes that would tone the wearer’s backside, according to CNNMoney. They paid $25 million to the Federal Trade Commission, who will be reimbursing refund claims with the money.

According to KGTV, Skechers said in a previous statement that "millions of people wear Shape-ups without experiencing (serious injuries)."

Do you own Shape-ups? Do you think Skechers should have to pay up?

Copper socks helped Chilean miners' foot fungus

Copper socks helped Chilean miners' foot fungus
We have asked Cupron, Inc. top allow us to test market their socks on many of our patients that suffer from Fungus infections. We are awaiting their positive reply shortly!

Copper socks helped Chilean miners' foot fungus

We have asked Cupron, Inc. top allow us to test market their socks on many of our patients that suffer from Fungus infections. We are awaiting their positive reply shortly!

where to get anti-fungal socks!

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