A crossover second toe deformity is a problem that occurs when the second toe subluxes dorsally and medially over the great toe. This causes problems with wearing regular shoes, because it rubs on shoes and causes pain.
Foot and Ankle Institute of Colorado provides high-quality diagnosis and treatment of foot and ankle problems for men, women, and families living in and around Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Matthew Hinderland, DPM, Jordan Cameron, DPM, and Darrick Dominick, DPM, lead the team and bring more than two decades of combined experience to the practice. Each provider is humble and compassionate and treats patients with the utmost care and respect.
The team at Foot and Ankle Institute of Colorado sets aside plenty of time to conduct thorough initial consultations, listening to each patient’s symptoms and concerns. After gathering the necessary information, they establish several treatment options to let their patients decide what’s best for their specific needs.
All of the team members at the Foot and Ankle Institute of Colorado have advanced training in ankle arthroscopy, minimally invasive foot surgery, ankle replacement surgery, and trauma of the foot and ankle. This knowledge and expertise ensure high patient satisfaction and long-lasting results.
The team works with people of all ages from infants and teenagers to middle-aged adults and seniors, and they have a special interest in treating athletic individuals suffering from sports-related injuries as well as those with surgical needs.
Patients can access treatment for a wide-variety of common problems, including ankle sprains, bunions, flat feet, foot pain, fractures, hammertoe, ingrown toenails, plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, and tendonitis. The team also offers custom made orthotics and regenerative medicine.
To receive the best, most comprehensive foot and ankle care, partner with the team at the Foot and Ankle Institute of Colorado. Make an appointment with the team today by calling the nearest office or clicking the online booking tool.
