Foot and Ankle Surgery Specialist in Dubai

Foot & Ankle Treatments

• Lateral ligament reconstruction
• Ankle arthroscopy
• Achilles tendon
• Ankle fusion
• Big toe cheilectomy
• Big toe fusion
• Bunion and hammer toe surgery
• Diabetic foot reconstruction surgery
• Morton’s Neuroma surgery
• Ankle osteoarthritis surgery
• Physiotherapy
• Orthotics or insoles
• Steroid injections
• PRP and goldice treatment for aculastendlitis
• Toe arthroplasty

Major Foot & Ankle Conditions

Some of the major foot and ankle conditions that require immediate attention are:

• Achilles tendon rupture: When the Achilles tendon tears, either entirely or partially, surgery is required as urgent care for a full rupture, which can increase the likelihood of a successful recovery.
• Ankle fractures: During the periods of hard training or due to a sudden fall, you can suffer from a fractured ankle. Dr. Farid offers immediate surgical treatment depending on the seriousness of the case.
• Ankle sprain: An "inversion injury" is one that is typically brought on when the foot is quickly rotated, with the sole pointing inside. In certain instances, physiotherapy can be given to strengthen the joint or you can be given the option of having surgery or an arthroscopic procedure to fix the joint injury, depending on the condition.
• Diabetic foot problems: There are many foot problems of diabetic patients including athlete’s foot, fungal infection of nails, corns, blisters, bunions, and more.
• Heel pain – plantar fasciitis: Inflammation of the fibrous tissue (plantar fascia) on the bottom of your foot, which connects your heel bone to your toes, is known as plantar fasciitis.
• Heel spur: It is a bony protrusion that emerges from the bottom of the heel where the heel bone joins to the ligament that runs between the heel and the ball of the foot (the plantar fascia).
• Ankle osteoarthritis: It includes sensitivity to touch or pressure on the joint. A reduced range of motion prevents your ankle from fully bending and flexing.
• Stiff big toe – hallux rigidus: Pain and stiffness in the metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint.
• Morton’s neuroma: It includes a tissue thickening around one of the nerves that connect to your toes.
• Bunions: When your big toe bends toward your second toe then it forms a bunion.
• Hammer toes: When your toe gets bent because of a weakened muscle.
• Ingrown toenails: It happen when the edges of the nail grow into your skin.