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Prom Season is Almost Upon Us! How to Choose the Right Shoes (for Your Foot Style & Health!)

Get Your Feet Ready For Prom!
Choosing prom shoes for girls isn’t always easy and oftentimes critical factors such as comfort and fit are overlooked because you fall in love with a certain style or color, a decision that is frequently regretted about 30 minutes into the big night.  Our goal is to encourage you and your friends/family to make smart decisions from a health perspective while still keeping it stylish on Prom Night!

Comfort, Comfort, Comfort!
Comfort needs to be the number one thing you consider with these shoes.  Period.  You’re going to be spending a really long time standing, dancing, running, etc throughout the night and the last thing you need to worry about is discomfort on your feet.

Heels or No Heels?
Heels are obviously a very popular choice for prom but they should bring some consideration before you choose the wear them – do you wear them often?  Have you had issues with them before?  Have you spent long periods of time in them?  There’s no crime in not wearing heels because if you think you may have an issue, you probably will.  Wedges can be a good compromise between giant heels and the more comfortable flats – but just make sure you give it some honest thought!

Go Your Own Way!
Don’t worry about fitting in with what all the other girls are doing – go with your own style!  It’s very likely that you’ll be able to pick out what shoes most girls are going to wear so it wouldn’t be a crime to choose something completely different.  Sure you may get some weird looks from other (jealous) girls but at least you’ll be comfortable and doing your own thing!

Have any questions or comments about choosing the right Prom shoes?  Drop us a line at info@wetreatfeetpodiatry.com or 410-363-4343.

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Why Wait Longer? Get In, Get Out, Get Healthy at WeTreatFeet Podiatry

“WeTreatFeet Podiatry” is a professional podiatry practice with multiple locations across Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Washington DC. The practice is known for its modern and efficient approach to patient care, with a focus on minimizing wait times.

The article discusses the common issue of long wait times at doctors’ offices and explores the reasons behind this, such as physician shortage, time-consuming medical records, and overbooked schedules. It then highlights how “WeTreatFeet Podiatry” is different. The practice uses advanced scheduling and streamlined systems to ensure appointments run smoothly and efficiently. They also offer telemedicine appointments for added convenience.

The team at “WeTreatFeet Podiatry”, including Dr. Mikel Daniels, Dr. Francisco Pizarro, and Dr. Marc Singer, proudly partners with the Baltimore Orioles, symbolizing their commitment to the local community. The practice treats a variety of foot and ankle conditions, including athlete’s foot, bunions, plantar fasciitis, and ingrown toenails, and offers custom orthotics.

The article encourages readers to consider “WeTreatFeet Podiatry” for their podiatry needs, with the tagline: “Why Wait Longer? Get In, Get Out, Get Healthy at WeTreatFeet Podiatry”.

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Ever Heard of Pigmented Villonodular Synovitis? A WeTreatFeet Podiatrist Explains This Obscure Ankle Condition

Pigmented Villonodular Synovitis (PVNS) is a rare condition that affects the soft tissue lining of joints and tendons. It most commonly occurs in the knee, hip, and ankle joints. PVNS can be aggressive and often presents with symptoms that have been present for years before diagnosis

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