Plantar Fasciitis Procedures

Learn more about plantar fasciitis procedures at Wigley Feet Surgical Suite in North Miami Beach.

Overview

What Is Plantar Fasciitis Procedures?

Plantar fasciitis is a common cause of heel pain. Most patients improve with conservative care. For select patients with chronic heel pain that has not responded to non-surgical treatment, procedural options may be considered.

Patient Education

Watch: Understanding Plantar Fasciitis Procedures

A short educational video will help explain the procedure, who may benefit, and what patients can expect.

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The video content is for general education only and does not replace medical evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment. Procedure recommendations depend on examination, imaging, medical history, insurance requirements, procedural risk, and physician judgment.

Who May Benefit

Who May Benefit?

  • Patients with chronic heel pain despite conservative care
  • Those with morning heel pain or pain after rest
  • Eligible patients identified during evaluation
When to Seek Care

When to Seek Care

  • Heel pain lasting more than a few weeks
  • Pain with first steps in the morning
  • Heel pain that limits walking or activity
Evaluation

How Wigley Feet Evaluates This Condition

  • Examination of the heel and arch
  • Imaging when needed
  • Review of prior treatments and symptoms
Treatment Options

Treatment Options

  • Stretching, orthotics, and footwear changes
  • Other conservative therapies
  • Procedural options for eligible patients with chronic symptoms
Surgical Setting

Where Is This Procedure Performed?

Depending on the patient, procedure complexity, anesthesia needs, insurance requirements, and physician judgment, eligible procedures may be performed through one of two coordinated surgical pathways at Wigley Feet.

The surgical setting is determined after consultation and is based on safety, medical appropriateness, procedure type, anesthesia requirements, insurance requirements, and physician judgment.

What to Expect

What to Expect

  • 1A plan tailored to your symptoms
  • 2Guidance on activity and recovery
  • 3Coordinated follow-up with the care team

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about plantar fasciitis procedures at the Wigley Feet Surgical Suite in North Miami Beach.

Request a Surgical Consultation

To find out whether this procedure is appropriate for you, schedule a consultation with Dr. Stephen Wigley IV and the Wigley Feet care team.

The information on this page is educational and does not replace medical evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment. Not every patient is a candidate for office-based surgery or procedures. Final treatment recommendations depend on examination, diagnosis, imaging, medical history, circulation status, anesthesia needs, insurance requirements, procedural risk, and physician judgment. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.