Pediatric Foot & Ankle Care
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Pediatric Foot & Ankle Care
Common Pediatric Foot and Ankle Problems
- Flat feet or feet that roll inward
- In toeing or out toeing
- Heel pain and growth plate problems
- Sports related injuries and fractures
- Toe walking or unusual gait patterns
- Toe deformities that may require pediatric surgery
A Gentle, Family Centered Approach
Supporting Active, Healthy Kids
Whether your child loves sports, prefers playground time, or is just starting to walk, healthy feet and ankles make a big difference. We work with families to reduce pain, prevent injuries, and support confident movement at every age.
If your child complains of foot or ankle pain, seems to tire easily, or if you notice changes in the way they walk, don’t ignore it. Early evaluation often means simpler treatment and better long term outcomes.
Treatment Options for Growing Feet
Many pediatric foot and ankle problems can be treated with simple, non invasive measures. Depending on your child’s needs, the treatment plan may include:
- Shoe and activity recommendations
- Stretching and strengthening exercises
- Toe deformities that may require pediatric surgery
- Bracing or supports for certain conditions
- Monitoring over time with periodic checkups
When a structural problem is more severe or is not improving as expected, pediatric surgery may be considered. In those cases, we explain the procedure, expected recovery, and how surgery can help support healthy growth and function.