by G. Jason Wilks, DPM | Aug 15, 2019 | Skin and Nail Conditions, Uncategorized
Summer’s not over yet! Although the kids will be back in school very shortly—in some places, they already are—we should still have plenty more glorious, gorgeous days and nights left in 2019 before winter returns for good. While you’re busy making the most of the time...
by G. Jason Wilks, DPM | Jul 19, 2019 | Foot Health, Skin and Nail Conditions, Uncategorized
You probably already know that shoes play an important role in protecting feet and keeping them safe. But were you aware that ill-fitting footwear can cause a host of issues for your lower limbs? It’s true! Shoes shouldn’t be either too loose or too tight. When you...
by G. Jason Wilks, DPM | Feb 15, 2019 | Skin and Nail Conditions
For a lot of us, winter season is more of a blessing than anything else. Whenever the snow starts to fall, then we are finally able to easily hide our embarrassing fungal toenails from the world. Bring on the thick socks and heavy boots – we will make sure this ugly...
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by G. Jason Wilks, DPM | Jan 25, 2019 | Skin and Nail Conditions
An ingrown toenail is usually not the worst problem one can face in a day, but it can certainly add to the suffering! The pain and tenderness making its presence known through the day can make other problems feel just that much worse. The best way to deal with a...
by G. Jason Wilks, DPM | Dec 21, 2017 | Skin and Nail Conditions
We realize it can be easy to cover your feet in the winter and then kind of forget about them. Of course, just because it’s easy doesn’t mean it’s not a mistake. (Trust us, it is!) When you do this, what you are actually doing is creating an environment ripe for...
by G. Jason Wilks, DPM | May 22, 2017 | Skin and Nail Conditions
Our goal at Wilks Advanced Foot Care, is always to treat your foot and ankle issues by using conservative, nonsurgical methods. Sometimes, like with difficult and recurrent ingrown toenails, this is simply not possible. When you have a nail that repeatedly causes...
