Expert Treatment for Skin and Toenail Conditions in Seattle

Many patients come to us with skin and toenail conditions. While most of these conditions aren’t life-threatening, some can be painful, get worse over time, and spread to other people and other parts of the body.

Plantar Warts

Plantar warts are skin lesions of the feet. They’re found on the soles, toes, and the top of the feet. Plantar warts are caused by the Human Papillomavirus or HPV. While plantar warts can be embarrassing, they can also be quite painful and spread to others. Our office uses several methods to effectively treat warts.

Learn more about how we treat plantar warts here!

Fungal Toenails

Fungal toenails are another common, embarrassing condition that can be painful and spread to other family members. Our office uses a comprehensive treatment method to eliminate toenail fungus with a success rate of 80-90%.

Learn more about how our office treats fungal toenails here!

Black Toenails, Deformed Toenails, and Toenail Loss

Black toenails, deformed toenails, and toenail loss are common complaints in runners, hikers and rock climbers. Fortunately, these problems can usually be prevented.

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Ingrown Toenails

Our office sees patients with ingrown toenails daily. Fortunately treating them takes just one or two surgical procedures that are done in office.

Learn more about how ingrown toenails are treated and prevented here!

Ulcers/Wounds

Patients with diabetes and diabetic neuropathy are most at risk for developing an ulcer or wound. Dr. Berg has years of expertise in treating these types of lesions. He was formerly the Chief Podiatrist at the Diabetic Wound Center at UW Medical Center Northwest.

Learn how we prevent and treat foot ulcers here!

Dry Skin/Cracked Heels

Dry skin and cracked heels are common problems for patients in the winter. It can be particularly life-threatening for patients with diabetes since they can lead to breakdown of the skin, infection, and ulcers.

Learn more about how to treat dry and cracked skin on your feet here!

Athlete’s Foot

A common reason for itchy feet, athlete’s foot can be acquired by wearing damp, sweat socks and exposure to the virus that causes it at gym locker rooms and showers. Athlete’s foot can lead to toenail fungus, so it’s important to get it treated early.