Diabetes and Ingrown Toenails: Why You Need Professional CareNov 16, 2023Are you dealing with the discomfort of ingrown toenails and also managing diabetes? The two might be more connected than you think. This article delves into why these conditions often occur together and why you may need professional care for your ingrown tContinue reading →
4 Ways Your Feet Change with AgeOct 10, 2023Do you know how your feet change as you age? From your arch flattening to the development of foot conditions, understanding these changes can help you take control of your foot health. Continue reading →
Combating Recurrent Athlete's Foot: 3 Steps to TakeSep 01, 2023If you're tired of the persistent itch and discomfort caused by recurrent athlete's foot, discover three steps to help you combat this nagging condition here.Continue reading →
Is All Heel Pain from Plantar Fasciitis?Aug 01, 2023Contrary to popular opinion, there are multiple causes of heel pain beyond plantar fasciitis. Learn more about other common causes of heel pain and how to recognize them here. Continue reading →
Are My Shoes Causing Corns and Calluses?Jul 05, 2023If you've been dealing with stubborn corns and calluses, your favorite shoes might be the culprit. This article explains how this might happen and provides expert tips to help you achieve healthy, callus-free feet. Continue reading →
How to Make the Most of Your Ankle Sprain RecoveryJun 01, 2023Is an ankle sprain slowing you down? Speed up your recovery and get back on your feet in no time with these proven strategies. Read on to learn more. Continue reading →
How to Get Rid of Bothersome WartsMay 04, 2023If you've been struggling with bothersome warts on your feet, the good news is there are many effective and safe ways to get rid of them. Read on to learn more. Continue reading →
5 Ways to Manage Heel Spur PainApr 03, 2023Heel spur pain can make walking and going about your daily activities challenging. Fortunately, there are ways to manage the pain and improve your quality of life. Read on to learn how. Continue reading →
How Does Arthritis Affect Your Feet?Mar 06, 2023Arthritis is a painful condition that can affect the joints in your feet. Learn more about how it develops and how you can have a fully functioning life with this condition. Continue reading →
When Does an Ingrown Toenail Require a Visit to the Podiatrist?Feb 17, 2023Ingrown toenails are common, and there’s no need to worry in many cases. However, sometimes an ingrown toenail can become infected, requiring a visit to the podiatrist. Learn more about the signs here.Continue reading →
5 Ways to Ease Bunion Pain Without SurgeryJan 11, 2023Living with bunion pain is challenging and limits your daily functioning. Surgery is one treatment option; however, here are five ways to ease your pain before considering surgery. Continue reading →
When to Consider Ankle Replacement SurgeryDec 16, 2022Ankle replacement surgery is a final resort for treatment for ankle surgery. It’s vital to reduce pain and help you walk with ease. Continue reading →
What Causes Plantar Fasciitis and How We Treat ItDec 11, 2022Do you have persistent heel pain? You might have a condition called plantar fasciitis. Learn more about it and how we treat it here. Continue reading →
Suffering From an Ankle Fracture?Aug 16, 2022Our board-certified podiatrists at the Los Angeles Institute of Foot and Ankle Surgery offer treatment for ankle fractures in Burbank, CA.Continue reading →
How Bunions DevelopAug 09, 2022If you are experiencing chronic inflammation, irritation, and foot pain due to bunions, bunion surgery could help. Bunions do not heal on their own so some type of treatment is always needed.Continue reading →
FAQs About Bunion SurgeryJun 10, 2022How bunion surgery from your podiatrists in Burbank, Santa Clarita, and Northridge, CA, can help your feetContinue reading →
FAQs About Diabetic Foot CareApr 14, 2022If you have questions about caring for diabetic feet, we can provide you with answers. When you have diabetes, maintaining proper foot care is even more critical to preventing foot problems that could lead to infections, amputation...Continue reading →
Is Ankle Replacement Right For You?Feb 09, 2022An ankle replacement performed by your Northridge, Santa Clarita and Burbank, CA, podiatrists at Los Angeles Institute of Foot and Ankle Surgery could be the solution to your chronic pain and stiffness.Continue reading →
Broken Ankle: Types of Fractures, Diagnosis & TreatmentsJan 18, 2022The ankle is made up of three bones and when one or more of these bones is broken, that’s considered an ankle fracture. An ankle fracture can range from mild to severe, depending on how many bones are broken and how severe each break is.Continue reading →
How Long Does It Take To Heal a Fractured Ankle?Jan 11, 2022The podiatrists in Burbank, CA, can help you heal from a fractured ankle If you fracture your ankle, you may be wondering just how long it’s going to take for your fractured ankle to heal.Continue reading →
Ankle Replacement in Burbank, CASep 15, 2021Ankle pain is often debilitating because of the importance this joint plays on your bodily support. Thankfully, various innovations have helped to make this problem more easily treatable.Continue reading →
When Bunion Surgery Becomes NecessarySep 13, 2021What is a Bunion? Bunions are a bony protrusion located on the inside of your foot at the joint of your big toe where it meets the rest of your foot.Continue reading →
How Often Should I See A Podiatrist?Jun 02, 2021The podiatrists of the Los Angeles Institute of Foot and Ankle Surgery provide comprehensive foot and ankle care at our locations in Northridge, Santa Clarita, and Burbank, CA.Continue reading →
The Benefits of Diabetic Foot CareApr 08, 2021It’s important that you are doing everything you can to protect your feet against diabetic-related complications. Have you been diagnosed with diabetes? If so, you probably know just how important it is to properly care for your feet,...Continue reading →
FAQs About Ankle Reconstruction SurgeryJan 26, 2021If you have sustained damage to your ankle and are struggling with chronic pain and instability, ankle reconstruction surgery could provide relief. The entire ankle joint, or just a portion of it, can be replaced with an artificial implant.Continue reading →
Benefits Of Having A PodiatristDec 24, 2020Most people take their feet for granted until a problem arises. But take a minute to think about the work they do. The average person takes around 7,000 steps per day, and your feet bear the weight of your body with every step,...Continue reading →
Ankle Fractures: Symptoms and TreatmentsOct 21, 2020Could you be dealing with a fractured ankle? Read on to find out. An injury to the ankle can often present with symptoms of pain, swelling and bruising, so it isn’t always easy to figure out if you are dealing with a strain, sprain or a fracture...Continue reading →
When Should I Consider Bunion Surgery?Jul 07, 2020Find out whether it may be time to get bunion surgery. When it comes to treating a bunion, surgery usually isn’t always necessary. If caught early enough, our Burbank, CA, podiatrists can work with you to modify your lifestyle...Continue reading →
Why Diabetic Foot Care Is ImportantJun 19, 2020Find out how to properly care for your feet to prevent complications. Diabetes is a chronic health problem that doesn’t just affect your blood sugar levels. It also has a serious impact on many systems and parts of the body.Continue reading →
Total Ankle Replacements: A Controversy Among SurgeonsApr 19, 2018In 2009, Tom Harper was involved in a devastating motorcycle accident, which shattered his ankle, pelvis, and hip; landing him in the hospital in critical condition.Continue reading →
KCAL News at 2pmNov 05, 2012Dr. Hagopjanian will be making an appearance on KCAL news at 2pm Tuesday November 6 at 2pm. Be sure to tune in!Continue reading →
Welcome to our blogJun 27, 2011Dr. Armen Hagopjanian and his entire team would like to welcome you to our blog. Here you will find informative and useful postings about podiatric health care and our practice.Continue reading →