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Foot & Ankle Videos
These videos are a resource put together for our patients, and anyone dealing with foot or ankle problems who wants straight answers before deciding what to do next. Whether you’re trying to understand a diagnosis, considering surgery, or just want to know when something warrants a visit, you’ll find videos here that walk you through it plainly.
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What Happens During Ankle Surgery?
Our very own Dr. McDonald walks you through one of the most common procedures we perform for chronic ankle instability: lateral ankle stabilization. If you or someone you know has been told surgery might be necessary, this is a good place to start.
What You’ll Find
Videos That Actually Answer Your Questions
We believe that informed patients make better decisions about their health. These videos are designed to give you a clearer picture of common foot and ankle conditions, what your treatment options look like, how recovery goes, and what to expect at every step of the process, so you can feel confident walking into your next appointment.
Topics covered include:
- Heel pain, arch pain, toe pain, ankle pain, and sports-related injuries
- Conservative therapy, custom orthotics, diabetic foot care, podiatric clinical care, and surgical options
- Recovery timelines, prevention strategies, footwear guidance, and when to see a specialist
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Use the filters or search bar to find videos by topic. New content gets added as we cover more conditions and procedures, check back if you don’t see what you’re looking for yet.
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Step Into Comfort with Custom Orthotics
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What Happens During Ankle Surgery?
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Need Help With Foot or Ankle Pain?
Videos are useful for understanding your condition, but they’re not a substitute for actually being seen. If you’re dealing with ongoing pain, something that’s getting worse, or a problem that’s starting to affect how you move or live your life, come in. We’ll figure out what’s going on and what the right next step is for you.

