Comprehensive Upper West Side podiatry

Foot and ankle care starts with the right evaluation.

Explore common concerns treated by Dr. Fabienne Rottenberg in Manhattan and find the most useful next step without having to diagnose yourself first.

Clinician examining a patient's foot

Foot and ankle care in Manhattan

Find the concern that sounds closest to yours.

You do not need to know the diagnosis before requesting an evaluation at the Upper West Side office.

Heel pain & plantar fasciitis

Pain with the first steps of the day, after rest, or through the heel and arch.

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Foot & ankle injuries

Sprains, strains, activity pain, and concerns after a fall or change in movement.

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Bunions & hammertoes

Painful joints, bent toes, pressure points, and increasing difficulty with shoes.

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Plantar warts & skin concerns

Painful spots on the sole, heel fissures, calluses, and rashes that need identification.

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Toenail conditions

Ingrown, thick, discolored, damaged, or painful nails and questions about restoration.

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Orthotics & sports care

Recurring pain, gait concerns, active-life injuries, and questions about custom support.

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Diabetic foot & wound care

Preventive examinations, skin breakdown, neuropathy concerns, and wounds needing prompt attention.

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Foot & ankle surgery

A consultation when conservative care has not been enough or structural correction is being considered.

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Clinician examining a patient's foot and ankle

A diagnosis you can act on

Understand the cause before choosing treatment.

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.

  • Describe what you feel and when it happens
  • Bring relevant imaging or records you already have
  • Expect treatment choices only after evaluation
See the heel-pain page

Call first for a new wound, a very recent injury, or an age question.

The team can help decide whether the practice is the appropriate first stop and how quickly you should be seen.

Call (212) 724-4457

Guidance from an Upper West Side podiatry office

Tell us the symptom. We’ll help you choose where to start.