Foot & Ankle Surgery and Injury Treatment
Trusted, board-certified foot and ankle surgeons near you — helping athletes, workers, and families get back on their feet.
Whether you’re an athlete, a worker on your feet all day, or simply dealing with an unexpected accident, foot and ankle injuries can be painful and disruptive. At The LV Foot Surgeons, we provide expert diagnosis, minimally invasive surgery, and advanced treatments to restore mobility and relieve pain.
Foot and Ankle Surgery - Conditions and Treatments
Ankle Sprains & Fractures
Ankle sprains and fractures are common injuries that cause swelling, bruising, and difficulty walking. At The LV Foot Surgeons, we provide expert diagnosis, bracing, and when needed, surgical repair to restore stability. Early treatment prevents long-term weakness and helps you return to activity quickly.
Achilles Tendonitis & Sports Injuries
Achilles tendonitis often affects athletes and active individuals. We use advanced treatments including physical therapy, shockwave therapy, and minimally invasive procedures to reduce pain and inflammation. Proper care helps prevent ruptures and ensures a safe return to sports or work.
Ganglion Cyst Removal & Nail Injuries
Ganglion cysts and nail injuries can cause discomfort and limit mobility. Our team offers safe cyst removal and nail repair options tailored to each patient’s needs. By addressing the problem early, we help restore comfort and prevent future complications.
Minimally Invasive Foot & Ankle Surgery
We specialize in minimally invasive surgery for a variety of foot and ankle conditions. This approach uses smaller incisions, less scarring, and quicker recovery times compared to traditional surgery. Patients often experience reduced pain and return to normal activity faster.
Shockwave Therapy & Physical Therapy
Shockwave therapy and targeted physical therapy are non-surgical solutions for chronic foot and ankle pain. These treatments stimulate healing, reduce inflammation, and restore mobility. They are especially effective for sports injuries and tendon issues when combined with rest and rehabilitation.
Why Choose The LV Foot Surgeons?
Expert Board Certified Podiatrists
Advanced Surgical Technology
At The LV Foot Surgeons, we utilize the latest surgical and diagnostic technology to ensure precision, comfort, and successful outcomes. Our state-of-the-art equipment allows us to treat foot and ankle conditions effectively, from minimally invasive procedures to complex surgical repairs, all while protecting surrounding tissues and promoting faster recovery.
Personalized, Athlete-Focused Care
Every patient’s condition and lifestyle are unique—especially athletes and active individuals. From your first consultation through rehabilitation, our team takes the time to understand your goals, whether that means returning to sports or simply walking without pain. We create customized treatment plans that fit your needs, combining expert surgical care with compassionate support.
Comprehensive Foot & Ankle Solutions
Beyond surgery, we provide a full spectrum of podiatric and sports medicine services to support your total foot and ankle health. Whether you’re dealing with sports injuries, chronic ankle instability, fractures, or tendon problems, The LV Foot Surgeons are here to help restore your mobility and get you back to the activities you love.
Convenient Location in Fresh Meadows, NY
Our Fresh Meadows office is right off the Long Island Expressway making it a convenient drive for surrounding neighborhoods in both Queens and Nassau County.
The LV Foot Surgeons
61-34 188th St Ste 203, Fresh Meadows, NY 11365
(718) 454-4333
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need surgery for an ankle injury?
Not always. Many conditions can be treated non-surgically, but our specialists will guide you to the safest and most effective option.
How long is recovery after foot surgery?
Recovery depends on the procedure, but minimally invasive methods often mean quicker healing.
What’s the difference between a podiatrist and an orthopedic surgeon?
Podiatrists specialize specifically in the foot and ankle and often use advanced, less invasive techniques.