Reconstructive Foot Surgery

Reconstructive foot surgery

Restore Functionality to Your Feet

Foot reconstruction surgery is designed to treat a wide variety of foot disorders that may not respond to or be a good fit for more conservative methods of treatment. While it is more invasive, surgical treatment for foot issues allow your surgeon to permanently correct defects, diseases, and other ailments. 

Dr. Christopher H. Peteros, DPM, LLC has provided Longmeadow, MA and the surrounding communities with comprehensive foot and ankle care since 1992. A top-surgeon that is certified by American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery and is a Fellow of the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons, and experienced in all types of reconstructive foot treatments, Dr. Peteros can help you restore appearance and lost functionality due to damaged bones, tendons, and joints. Are you ready for a permanent solution to your pain? Call the office of Dr. Christopher H. Peteros, DPM, LLC today at 413-567-6860 to schedule your consultation. 

Doctor Bandaging Injured Foot — Longmeadow, MA — Dr. Christopher H. Peteros, DPM, LLC

Why Choose Surgical Treatment?

Dr. Peteros will take into consideration all aspects of your issue, including prior medical history, age, lifestyle and activity level, and more. If it is an option, non-surgical methods may be exhausted prior to deciding to proceed with surgery. Depending on the level of relief received from these alternate treatment methods, Dr. Peteros may determine that surgical measures would provide the best outcome to manage or eliminate your symptoms. 

We also specialize in revisional surgeries. If you have had foot or ankle surgery in the past that failed to correct your problem or left you less than satisfied, Dr. Peteros can surgically correct what went wrong. 

Ailments that Benefit from Surgical Methods

While each patient is unique, there are many common injuries and ailments that may make you a good candidate for reconstructive surgery. Our office treats: 
  • Bunions and Hammertoes
  • Plantar Fasciitis or Chronic Heel Pain
  • Athletic Injuries, including fractures, tendon tears, ligament injuries, and more
  • Fractures of Breaks Due to an Accident or Sustained Trauma
  • Heel and Bone Spurs
  • Deformities of the Foot, Joint, or Bone
  • Ingrown Toenails
  • Corns
  • Warts
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