Plantar fibromatosis - PiedRéseau Boisbriand
PiedRéseau Boisbriand offers specialized care for plantar fibromatosis, a condition characterized by the thickening of the aponeurosis tissue in the arch of the foot. This service is essential for patients experiencing discomfort due to this condition, which may present as hard growths in the foot’s arch. Although generally benign, plantar fibromatosis can lead to pain during walking and other mobility issues if not addressed. Our clinic provides a thorough approach to diagnosing and managing this condition, ensuring that patients receive appropriate care tailored to their needs.
At PiedRéseau Boisbriand, our dedicated team is composed of Dr. Myriam Dion and Dr. Marilou Arsenault, both co-owners and experienced podiatrists who have been serving the community since 2013. They are supported by Dr. Myriam Grégoire, a skilled podiatrist with expertise in various foot conditions. Additionally, our team includes Caroline Turgeon, a nurse assistant in foot care, and administrative assistants Ginette Bélanger and Louise Bolduc, who ensure smooth operations within the clinic. Together, we strive to provide comprehensive care for all foot-related health concerns, including plantar fibromatosis.