I was in desperate need for a podiatrist. I knew what had to be done. Out of fear, I delayed the…read moreappointment till I could hardly get shoes on my feet. Two in-grown toenails! I called a podiatrist office near my home. I told the assistant who answered the phone, that I had delayed the appointment as long as I could because I feared the painful procedure that I imagined. The assistant said, "oh it won't hurt, the doctor is really good looking"! In addition to the in-grown toe nails, back in June, I sprained my ankle just 4 days before my 10 day, 332 mile ultra-marathon. 55 miles into the race, it forced me to quit. Nearly 6 months later my ankle still hurts. Shocking since it really seemed like a minor strain that really wasn't a big attention getter in the first place. Just two weeks ago, I wasn't able to stand on it at all! A cortisone injection to the ankle will hopefully allow me to heal that ankle fully! Appointment with the podiatrist for both issues was today. Yes, the doctor was good-looking, AND yes there was still pain involved. Thank gawd for lidocaine! (Although the injection was tough). Right toenail, wedge/angle cut and instant relief! Left toenail, lidocaine, the toenail cut from top to bottom (at angle) and pulled out all the way! Ouch!! He literally wrestled it out! Then he stuck an acid dipped cotton stick in the cavity...which was bleeding heavily, to burn the root out! Several times! It was so gross! So how did I get the in-grown toenails? I always blamed the people who do my pedicures. They're always messing around in the corner of my toes. It turns out, it's my own fault. Before I would go for my pedicure, I would always cut my toenails as short as I could get them. I know the pedicurist won't cut them short and with all the running/walking that I do, I'm always losing toenails cause they weren't short enough, or so I thought. It's really that I needed a full sized bigger in my running shoes and not a half size bigger that I had been using. Lesson One: In cutting them too short, and the way the shoes press in on the toe, they would only grown inward and not up/out. Lesson Two: Shoe size is critical. Lesson Three: By delaying my visit to the podiatrist, I made the situation worse. Now once this throbbing goes away, I hope my feet and ankle will be normal again! Dr. Ali was fantastic! Go see him if you need a good foot doctor! I won't be so afraid next time! He was incredibly kind and made sure that I was as comfortable as could get in a not so great situation.

I can not explain how excellent Dr Ali is. He gave me his personal number after two surgeries. He…read moreoffered to come to my home during the Christmas break. You need to make him your foot Dr. PERIOD.

dr suha kassab is the best! she is caring and excellent at what she does. she explains everything…read moreand does it in a kind and caring way - her staff is amazing - always friendly and relatable. this is a doctor and staff that is undoubtedly a "10"

I have had a wonderful experience with Dr Kassab. She has implemented a very effective treatment…read morewhen addressing my issues. My apts are quick, and the staff is very thorough and polite. I would recommend Dr Kassab to anyone seeking relief from podiatric issues.

Dr. Young helped me find relief from a painful bunion. Excellent follow up care. Staff is…read moreprofessional and kind

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I have been here a few times! Dr. Grodman is great his associate not so much! I was asked to make…read morean appointment for two weeks which I did. They scheduled me for 130 appointment and I was three minutes late and the doctor had already left because he had surgery! If my appointment was going to interfere with his surgery, then why schedule it so tight or if the surgery came up and was an emergency why not call me! His time is not more valuable than mine!!! I left work a half hour early just to get there. I have no control over traffic or other silly things that tripped me up, especially when it was only three minutes. It was only for results so if the results are bad, I guess he can call me. They scheduled the appointment if it was going to be a conflict they could've called me.! if you couldn't wait till 130 what was he gonna do if I got there on time? Talk to me for two seconds and then rush me out! Rude just Rude!

Both me and my wife come here..am happy with the service all around. Great office and staff.read more

Dr Jeanette is no longer there the new team is actually students which I can appreciate however I…read morewould like to be cared more by a doctor. This is a business plan where a surgeon has the practice use the business to schedule surgeries

Dr. Janet Baatile-Ajrouche is absolutely amazing!!! She helped me when I got an infection from a…read morelocal nail salon from a pedicure and treated it so that I didn't get septic! Her knowledge, attention to detail and compassion is what sets her apart from others! She even helped with me with my damaged toe nail with a kery flex application and prescribed a compounded pharmaceutical nail treatment. Dr. Janet Baatile-Ajrouche is a wonderful doctor and I was so lucky to have her treat my infection and fix my damaged toenail!!! If you are looking for an excellent doctor please don't hesitate to go to her!

Always a great experience here! the wait time isn't bad the care is wonderful and the staff is…read moregreat. I've brought my whole family by to come see them. I would recommend them for any foot or ankle issues!

If i could give 10 stars, i would. Went to the office in Desrborn Heights. Everyone in the office…read moreis very pleasant. Loved the doctor. Sorry, i can't remember her name at the moment.

Excellent! Friendly staff, quick and efficient service. No walk-ins but the staff is eager to help…read moreget you in. I highly recommend this local podiatrist

The office reached out to my mother for an appointment. She had additional questions afterward, so…read moreshe asked me to call. I have been on hold for 26 minutes. I then called from another line. Also on hold. They then came on the second line to answer a question (first line still on hold), and before we were done with the conversation, they put me on hold again. Finally got through, asked my question, and then asked for a link to set up a patient portal. They asked for my phone number, which I gave them. They used this phone number to set me up to receive patient alerts. Still no link to set up a patient portal. The receptionist told me I was being rude when I mentioned being on hold for 26 minutes. They are very busy.