The Lowcountry's Heel Pain Specialists, Dr. Andrew Saffer & Dr. Adam Brown are putting your feet first. Our doctors have a 95% cure rate for acute and plantar fasciitis with aggressive conservative treatment. If surgery is required it is minimally invasive with a quick recovery time. Our heel pain specialists utilize state of the art minimally invasive options such as Shockwave (EPAT) and Topaz. Refer to our frequent blogs on various treatment options for acute and chronic heel pain.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Cracked heels
Dry, cracked heels are a very common problem. It is also a difficult
problem to treat because, not only is the skin dry in this area, but it
is also thickened or callused making it difficult for moisturizers to
penetrate deep. A pumice stone or foot file may also help to reduce some of the
thick, callused skin. Hydrostat cream is a product that Dr. Brown and Dr. Saffer offer in the practice for our patients. It is a product that contains Urea and it helps to soften and smooth rough, dry or cracked heels. Hydrostat cream is used once a day and is made just for the feet. A good heel cup
will also help prevent your heel from spreading when bearing weight
which will help control the cracking or fissuring. If you have diabetes,
poor circulation or if the cracks are deep and bleed, you should
consult with Dr. Saffer or Dr. Brown.
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