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Preventing Foot Problems: The Importance of Proper Footwear

Your feet are critical in supporting your body and maintaining your overall mobility, yet they are often overlooked in your overall health. Wearing proper footwear is one of the easiest Read More

Why Diabetic Foot Care Should Include Regular Visits to a Foot and Ankle Specialist

When you have diabetes, you must manage your blood sugar levels, insulin, diet, and feet. The Renaissance Foot & Ankle Center in Greenbelt, MD, serving Prince George's County, including Bowie, Read More

Foot Care for Seniors: Maintaining Mobility and Independence

Maintaining foot health becomes increasingly important as we age to preserve mobility, independence, and overall quality of life. Seniors are more susceptible to foot problems, including arthritis, reduced circulation, and Read More

How to Manage Foot Pain Caused by Flat Feet

Flat feet, also known as fallen arches, can lead to foot, back, and body pain. Your podiatrist can help you manage foot pain associated with flat feet so your entire Read More

Laser Toenail Fungus Treatment

Laser treatment for nail fungus, also known as onychomycosis, is a non-invasive procedure that uses focused light energy to target and kill the fungus living in and under the nail. Read More

The Importance of Regular Foot Exams for Diabetics

Taking care of your feet is crucial when you have diabetes. Your feet are more vulnerable to nerve damage, poor circulation, and infections, which can lead to complications if not Read More

Understanding Diabetic Foot Care

For individuals with diabetes, foot care is a crucial aspect of managing the condition and preventing serious complications. Proper foot care can help avoid infections, ulcers, and even amputations. If Read More

Back to School Shopping Tips from Renaissance

School is starting soon and we all know back to school shopping can be hectic, here are some tips from the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons on how Read More

Hydrating Your Feet

The feet are an area where skin hydration can suffer.  It turns out dehydrated skin and dry skin aren’t the same thing, although at first glance they may appear to Read More

Shoe Review: BROOKS Ghost Max

I had the opportunity to try out a pair of the new Ghost Max over the past month.   It has plenty of cushioning. It was soft and comfortable as Read More

So You Think You May Have a Neuroma

Neuromas are a very common condition What is a Neuroma A compression on a nerveIrritates the nerve and causes it to thicken/get biggerWhat can cause a NeuromaCertain shoes (tapered show tor boxes, Read More

Spring is Here!

Its only the beginning of March and the temperature feels like spring. This is the season that we start to venture out and start exercising outside, going to the parks Read More

Tips for Healthy Holiday Feet

Here are 6 tips to help keep your feet healthy as we approach the holiday season.  If the shoe fits, wear it.Narrow shoes, overly high-heeled ones or shoes not worn very Read More

The Beach and Your Feet

It’s summertime and you know what that means! Trips to the Caribbean, road trips to Ocean City and maybe even a quick flight to Miami. But one thing we over Read More

Our Patients Love Us and You Will Too!

Ingrown Nail treatments are some of our most common requests, see what our patients are saying! “The services they provided are excellent from registering as new patient, the teller who are Read More

Buy Your BellaRoy Arch Supports TODAY!

Bella Roy Foot Wellness was formed to design innovative foot products to solve today’s foot care needs and is dedicated to helping us all walk with better comfort and support. Arch Read More

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