Livingston Foot Care Specialists is a state of the art practice of podiatric medicine and surgery established in 1965 by Dr. Leon Livingston. Livingston Foot Care Specialists offers the most advanced and innovative medical and surgical foot care to all patients from pediatrics to geriatrics. Livingston Foot Care Specialists is composed of highly trained podiatrists.Our board certified podiatrists are versed in all aspects of Podiatric Medicine and surgery. They treat all foot problems from the simple corn to total reconstructive surgery of the foot.
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Livingston Foot Care Specialists is a state of the art practice of podiatric surgery and medicine serving Nassau County New York and was first established in 1965 by founder Dr. Leon Livingston. We have been honored and recognized for many awards that recognize our excellent customer satisfaction and performance for our patients. We've achieved excellence in patient satisfaction amongst podiatrists in New York for three years in a row.
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Livingston Foot Care attracts the highest quality podiatrists in the country. Our board certified, experienced doctors are well versed in all aspects of podiatry and podiatric surgery and medicine which is the backbone of our total foot care center. We fix any array of foot problems for our patients with care as though they are part of our family.
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One of the most obvious foot deformities is the bunion. A bunion is a bony protuberance at the base of the big toe. The deformity is exaggerated by the fact that the big toe angles in toward the other toes. This foot deformity has many causes. It can be hereditary; we often see it in multiple generations within a family.
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Heel pain is one of the most common forms of foot pain in adults. It often occurs as a result of daily activities and exercise. The heel bone (calcaneus) is the largest bone in the foot and the heel is the first part of the foot to contact the ground during walking. Normally, as the foot absorbs the weight of the body during walking, the arch area joint locking mechanism provides about 80% of the stability of the foot. The other 20% of biomechanical stability is provided by the plantar fascia and muscles, tendons, and ligaments.
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