At Paragon Podiatry, we specialize in diabetic foot care, offering minimally invasive and non-invasive solutions to help you manage and prevent complications. With locations in Manhattan, East Setauket, and the Bronx, our practice combines decades of expertise from our legacy locations with a commitment to advanced techniques.
Our skilled podiatrists understand the unique needs of patients with diabetes and provide personalized care to protect foot health and promote overall well-being. From addressing ulcers and infections to improving circulation and preventing serious issues, we create tailored treatment plans for lasting results.
By leveraging the latest technologies, we ensure effective, patient-focused care designed to relieve discomfort and safeguard your mobility. Trust Paragon Podiatry to keep you confidently on your feet.
Living with diabetes requires careful attention to foot health, as the condition often increases the risk of serious complications. High blood sugar levels can lead to nerve damage, poor circulation, and a reduced ability to heal, making your feet more vulnerable to infections, ulcers, and other issues.
At Paragon Podiatry, we are dedicated to helping patients with diabetes protect their feet and maintain mobility through personalized, expert care.
Our services include:
Nerve damage is a common challenge for those with diabetes, causing pain, tingling, or numbness in the feet. Our podiatrists use advanced techniques to relieve symptoms, improve sensation, and prevent further nerve damage.
For wounds and ulcers that need professional attention, we offer comprehensive wound care services. Our team focuses on effective healing, preventing infection, and reducing the risk of complications to safeguard your foot health.
By combining decades of expertise with cutting-edge treatments, we create tailored care plans that keep your feet healthy and your steps confident. At Paragon Podiatry, your well-being is our priority.
Regular check-ups with a diabetic foot care podiatrist are crucial because they help prevent complications such as infections, ulcers, and even amputations that can arise from diabetes-related foot issues. A podiatrist can monitor foot health, provide early intervention, and offer personalized care to manage and reduce risks.
Symptoms of diabetic peripheral neuropathy in the feet may include tingling, numbness, burning sensations, sharp pains, increased sensitivity to touch, and muscle weakness. Additionally, some may experience loss of balance or coordination. If you notice these symptoms, it's important to consult a healthcare professional for evaluation and management.
Seeking peripheral neuropathy treatment promptly is crucial because early intervention can help manage symptoms, prevent further nerve damage, and improve quality of life. Timely treatment may also address the underlying cause, potentially halting progression and reducing complications.
It’s easy to schedule your first appointment with Dr. Isaacson, Dr. Edwards, and the team at Paragon Podiatry. Just use our online scheduling tool to request a time that works for you, or give us a call at one of our three locations: