Welcome to CITYFOOTCARE.COM,
the Internet home of Drs. Emanuel Sergi and Lawrence Silverberg, the most compassionate and skilled foot doctors in the New York City Metro area and the country.
Dr. Silverberg is Board Certified by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery. Our office is conveniently located in Midtown Manhattan near Grand Central Station.
We take great pride in providing excellent medical care along with great bedside manner and take the extra time to explain your problems and the treatment options in detail.
At City Footcare we treat all problems related to the foot and ankle. We use state of the art diagnostic and therapeutic equipment.
The doctors believe in patient education, and patient participation in their care. We take pride in spending time with our patients and listening to them. Our patients never feel rushed. We also take the time to explain patients’ problems in detail and spell out explicit treatment plans.
When your problem requires surgery, you can rest assured that you are in the hands of competent and highly trained surgeons. Drs. Sergi and Silverberg have been called the best foot surgeons in NYC and the best bunion surgeons in NYC. The doctors perform all foot and ankle surgery including traditional open surgery, minimally invasive surgery, laser surgery, radio frequency surgery and extra-corporeal shock wave therapy. Drs. Sergi and Silverberg are experts in all aspects of foot surgery. They are very detail oriented from start to finish. A good surgical outcome starts prior to entering the operating room. After expertly diagnosing patients’ conditions, they plan out the procedures with great skill. In the operating room they are skillful and precise. They also take into consideration aesthetics with incision planning and plastic surgery type suturing techniques.
They are hospital and surgery center affiliated.
To resolve all of your foot and ankle problems, simply look around this site and make an appointment with Drs. Sergi and Silverberg today. Your feet will be glad you did!
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Firstly, I need to join the many people who have thanked you for your comprehensive and informative website.
A couple of questions: Does this client have a mild bunion or is the slight lump normal? My left foot looks quite similar and I haven’t been sure whether it qualifies as a bunion or not. I note that you are very negative about toe spreaders, however, my experience has been more positive – in combination with going barefoot whenever I can (now including running) I have completely resolved the relatively minor wonkiness of the toes on my left foot and made significant progress on my right foot. This makes sense as I’m sure my toes became deformed from the shoes I’ve worn and reversing those pressures would be expected to go some way to also reversing the deformity. But it seems to me that I will never be able to get rid of the bunion on my right foot even if the toes were to return fully to their correct position since part of the protuberance is actually an increase in bone – is that right? Having said that, it seems from your site that there is an option of just shaving away the excess bone. Does this procedure have reduced risks relative to more invasive surgery and is the recovery time reduced. I should admit that I have no pain and any surgery it would be for cosmetic reasons – it is frustrating having come so far in improving my foot health not to be able get rid of the remnants.
Thank you for your help.