Rahman Majid, DPM

When my dad was a child he was diagnosed with polio, which affected his ability to walk properly. With the help of foot bracing and orthotics, he was able to walk with crutches. By learning about his condition, I gained an appreciation for medicine. I was fascinated by the beauty and intricacy of the human body and doctors’ ability to use medicine to manage conditions.

People do not think much about their feet until they are injured and have trouble walking. I chose to be a podiatrist because I realized I could make a difference in people’s lives by managing various foot conditions.

I care for people who have bunions, hammertoe, gout, ingrown toenails, plantar fasciitis, and foot conditions related to diabetes and vascular problems. I also treat those who have sports injuries, such as ankle sprains, heel pain, and tendinitis.

I perform digital arthroplasty to correct hammertoe and bunionectomy to correct a bunion. I use radiofrequency ablation to help alleviate pain related to a neuroma. I also repair metatarsal fractures, manage wounds, and perform endoscopic plantar fascia release surgery for the treatment of plantar fasciitis.

To provide comprehensive foot care, I collaborate with vascular, orthopedic, endocrine, and pain management specialists. I can refer patients to these doctors when necessary.

I take the time to get to know my patients and customize each person’s treatment plan to meet their needs. I explain why they are experiencing foot pain and offer nonsurgical and surgical treatment options. It is gratifying when a patient comes to my office for treatment and feels better immediately afterward.