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What are Bunions? A bunion is a bump that appears on the inside of the foot near the joint closest to the big toe. The bump protrudes toward the inside of the big toe. If left untreated it can cause severe pain and even affect walking. Bunions are primarily caused by wearing poor shoes or

What are Corns and Calluses? Corns and calluses are the bodies response to friction or pressure on the skin of your feet. The pressure caused by the shoe rubbing causes the affected area of skin to thicken. The skin hardens and builds up. The reason for this is protect the foot from unusual pressure. In

Did you know we have started selling compression socks here in office? Drop by our office or ask about getting your own pair during your next visit! Call to schedule an appointment with our doctors! (301) 441-2655

Just a small reminder that we will be closed Thursday 11/24 as well as Friday 11/25 Renaissance Foot and Ankle Center will be closed and we are also closing early Wednesday 11/23. Make sure to call and set your appointment before!

If you are experiencing any abnormalities in your feet call us at 301-441-2655 to schedule your next appointment. All information from acfas.org

With the temperature dropping, it is now more important than ever to make sure that you are properly caring for and paying attention to you diabetic feet. Here re some tips to ensure that you are doing all you can to keep those happy feet. Call us today to schedule your appointment and meet with

Your feet are already often neglected and as you get older that only becomes worse. As you get older your feet face a number of negative effects that alter your health Age Related Foot & Ankle problems Foot Deformities Bunions, hammertoes, flatfeet, etc Skin and Nail Changes Decreased Bone Strength Arthritis Toenail Changes Thickening, discoloration,

Looking for some nooks to curl up by the fire with? Here’s what our staff is reading! Left on Tenth: A Second Chance at Life By: Delia Ephron After the long illness and death of her older sister, Nora, and the long illness and death of her first husband, Jerry, Delia Ephron was stunned—if not