Foot Care Services

Elevate Your Foot Comfort With Specialized Care at Milford Footcare LLC in Milford, CT


At Milford Footcare LLC, your go-to destination for expert and personalized foot care services in Milford, CT. If you're ready to step into a world of foot health tailored just for you, schedule your appointment today by calling (203) 878-2642. Our dedicated team, led by Dr. Borsos, a double-board-certified expert, is committed to addressing a spectrum of foot concerns with a unique blend of professionalism and a personal touch.

Solutions for Common Foot Issues - Beyond the Surface


At Milford Footcare, we understand that each step matters. Our comprehensive foot care services cater to various concerns, ensuring your feet receive the attention they deserve. Explore our specialized treatments for:

Ingrown Toenail: Swift relief from ingrown toenails' discomfort prevents further complications.

Toenail Fungus: Advanced and personalized treatments to combat fungus-related toenail issues, promoting healthier and clearer nails.

Corns and Calluses: Gentle care and practical solutions to alleviate the discomfort caused by corns and calluses, ensuring long-term relief.

Bunions: Targeted interventions for bunions, focusing on reducing pain and improving foot function.

Hammertoe: Expert care for hammertoe conditions, addressing discomfort and restoring the natural alignment of your toes.

Heel Pain: Specialized treatments to alleviate heel pain, enhancing mobility and overall foot comfort.

All Other Foot Problems: Our team is equipped to address many foot problems, ensuring a comprehensive and personalized approach to your unique needs.

Preventive and Conservative Care - A Holistic Approach


Preventive care is at the core of our philosophy. Milford Footcare advocates a holistic approach to foot health, emphasizing conservative treatments to prevent the need for surgery whenever possible. Our goal is to treat symptoms and address the root causes, promoting long-term foot well-being.

Personalized Treatment Plans - Your Feet, Your Journey


No two feet are the same, and neither should the treatment be. Our team crafts personalized treatment plans tailored to your individual needs. From orthotics to diabetic shoes and various interventions, we offer a range of options to ensure optimal results and lasting foot comfort.

Ingrown Toe Nail


Usually caused by a tight shoe of trimming your toenails too close to the nail groove and leaving a piece in. If we can address this at this stage, we will treat it, and then we will guide you on proper shoe gear and, if there are no medical problems, proper ways to trim your toenails. IF you have medical problems, specifically poor circulation or poor feeling in your feet, we will suggest care here periodically to try and make sure the ingrown does not reoccur or progress to the next stage when left untreated - it becomes more painful (if good feeling in your feet) and can progress to redness swelling or worse - pus and infection. This becomes a toe emergency and needs to be addressed as soon as possible. Call and make an appointment today.

Hammertoes and Bunions


Hammertoes and bunions are usually caused by improper walking and aggravated by improper show gear. But it can also be the way your bone structure develops over time.


We will evaluate your foot function, trim corns and calluses if they occur, and recommend proper shoe gear, inserts, or devices for your foot, toes, or shoes first. IF the above does not keep your foot functioning well and comfortable, we may recommend foot surgery, but we here at Milford Footcare try all conservative measures first before recommending surgery.

Corns and Calluses


Corns are caused by pressure points on the top or tip of the toes, and calluses are caused by pressure points on the bottom of the foot. When they get severe, a central, deeper part of the corn or callus makes these areas painful.


Sometimes, the underlying factor is arthritis, shoes worn, or just your foot type when wearing or not wearing shoes.


Treatments are finding the underlying cause, proper shoe gear, padding, or inserts, but often, it is scheduled trimming of the corns and calluses to keep standing and walking comfortably.


Surgery may also sometimes be suggested, but first, make an appointment to discuss the underlying cause and your overall health to determine the best treatment course for you.

Fungus Toe Nails


Fungus toenails are a very common problem as there are many causes - Among them are trauma to the tie nails, sweaty feet in shoes, diabetes, and past treatment with certain medications, to name a few. AND the trauma and sweaty feet could have been years ago that started the problem.


Microtrauma could often cause a thick toenail and keep it that way - Hence, fungal medication will not work. So make an appointment for evaluation first, then we can talk about a treatment course - whether it be oral or topical medication or if your medical condition dictates no medication, regulation appointments for maintenance - which may be best.

Heel Pain and Metararsalgia


Most heel pain on the bottom of the foot starts as plantar fasciitis. This occurs when the fascia on the bottom of your heel causes pain. If not addressed, it can lead to a heel spur. How supportive your shoes are and how flexible your foot/ankle is plays a large role in treating your condition. Methods include inserts, stretching, medication, and possible injections or physical therapy.


There is no one-size-fits-all for fasciitis, so please make an appointment for evaluation.


Ball of foot pain is metatarsalgia. It occurs when excess pressure to the ball of the foot which can occur with a tight heel cord, high heel shoes, or just your foot structure. Sometimes, one foot bone going to the ball of the foot sits lower than the rest, and this area has more pressure, hence pain, or you have a bunion that "moves" more than the 2nd toe area, which hurts more than the bunion itself. Then, if the pressure continues, it can feel swollen, or calluses form.


Make an appointment to determine the causative factor to determine the best treatment course - whether it be shoes, inserts, trimming the calluses, or if something more extensive may be necessary.

Diabetic Foot Care


If you are diabetic, your feet can be affected, and you may not even know it. Over time, diabetes can affect your circulation and your nerves to your feet. We will examine your feet, do simple, noninvasive, and non-painful tests to check your feet and the shoes you wear, and check your skin to ensure it is in the best possible condition.


If all is well, yearly foot examinations are a good idea to make sure no changes have occurred for the worse. If you have trouble trimming your toenails or have problem corns or calluses forming, we will evaluate and treat with the frequency of visits.


If you have any problems with the feet or you are unsure, please do not hesitate to call to make an appointment, as when you are diabetic, sometimes healing does not occur as rapidly or as easily as non-diabetics.

Ready to put your best foot forward? Schedule an appointment with Milford Footcare LLC today by calling (203) 878-2642. Your journey to healthier, happier feet begins here.

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