Comprehensive Upper West Side podiatry
Explore common concerns treated by Dr. Fabienne Rottenberg in Manhattan and find the most useful next step without having to diagnose yourself first.
Information from the practice of Fabienne Rottenberg, DPM, board certified by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery and Clinical Instructor in Orthopedics at Mount Sinai. Updated . This page is general information, not a diagnosis.
Foot and ankle care in Manhattan
You do not need to know the diagnosis before requesting an evaluation at the Upper West Side office.
Pain with the first steps of the day, after rest, or through the heel and arch.
Heel pain treatmentA painful bump and a drifting big toe. Non-surgical care and minimally invasive surgery.
Bunion treatmentThick, yellow or crumbly nails. Laser, prescription medicine and Keryflex nail restoration.
Toenail fungus treatmentA nail edge digging in, redness or infection. Numbed, same-visit treatment.
Ingrown toenail treatmentPainful spots on the sole. SWIFT microwave treatment with no cutting and no dressing.
Plantar wart removalPain and stiffness at the back of the heel or up the tendon.
Achilles treatmentRolled ankles, broken toes, stress fractures and injuries after a fall or workout.
Injury treatmentRecurring pain, flat feet, high arches and running injuries.
Custom orthoticsBent toes that rub, form corns or are becoming rigid.
Hammertoe treatmentBurning, tingling, numbness, or pain in the ball of the foot. Qutenza patches for diabetic nerve pain.
Nerve pain treatmentYearly exams, wound care and diabetic shoes.
Diabetic foot carePRP, hyaluronic acid and cortisone injections for heel, tendon and joint pain.
Injection treatmentsFeels like walking on bones. Fillers and Liposana restore the cushion under the foot.
Fat pad treatmentShort, drug-free sessions for heel, tendon, joint and nerve pain.
MLS laser therapyFlat feet, heel pain in active kids, ingrown nails and warts.
Children’s foot careSterile nail, corn and callus care in a podiatry office.
Medical pedicureA board-certified surgeon when conservative care has not been enough.
Foot surgery
A diagnosis you can act on
Heel pain may relate to the plantar fascia, a tendon, a nerve, an injury, footwear, or biomechanics. A discolored nail is not automatically fungus. A painful spot on the sole is not always a wart.
The team can help decide whether the practice is the appropriate first stop and how quickly you should be seen.
Guidance from an Upper West Side podiatry office
