Foot and Toe Pain Care
Copilot said: In our 25 years of providing care
In our 25 years of providing care via foot pain treatment in Los Angeles, we have been able to help patients with a diagnosis of plantar fasciitis, chronic ankle and foot instability, and other degenerative tendon and ligament problems. Many people first learn about these non-surgical options through Dr. Darrow’s radio show transcripts and educational materials and then schedule a visit after reviewing our published research on regenerative treatments for lower extremity pain.
- Heel spurs
- Arthritic toe joints
Conservative care options:
or some people, conservative care options can be very successful. For others these treatments’ effectiveness may have worn off if they were effective at all.
We see many people who have had a long history of standard care and then begin exploring non-surgical regenerative options after reviewing our published research.
- Shoe inserts
- Physical therapy
- Walking boots
Alieviating Your Foot Pain
Dr. Marc Darrow, MD, JD., cares for foot pain with non-surgical methods including PRP treatments and Stem Cell Injections. These methods described above can help many people alleviate pain and restore function, but do not help everyone. Please contact Dr. Darrow so we can begin our assessment of your candidacy for treatment, or learn more about what to expect at your first visit and post-injection care before scheduling an appointment.
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With over 25 years experience in regenerative medicine techniques and the treatment of thousands of patients, Dr. Darrow is considered a leading pioneer in the non-surgical treatment of degenerative musculoskeletal disorders and sports related injuries. He is one of the busiest regenerative medicine doctors in the world. Dr. Darrow has co-authored and continues to co-author leading edge medical research including research on bone marrow derived stem cells. He also comments and writes on research surrounding the treatment of chronic tendon injury, ankle and foot pain, elbow, hand and finger pain.