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Lower Keys Foot & Ankle Surgery: Robert Hutchison, DPM

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Lower Keys Foot & Ankle Surgery: Robert Hutchison, DPM

Welcome to Lower Keys Foot & Ankle Surgical Associates, led by Dr. Robert Hutchison, FACFAS, a highly skilled Double Board Certified Surgeon.

Lower Keys Foot & Ankle Surgical Associates, led by Dr. Robert Hutchison, FACFAS, a highly skilled Double Board Certified Surgeon, is committed to providing you with comprehensive foot and ankle care. Our commitment is to provide you with comprehensive foot and ankle care, ensuring you are well-informed about your condition. Our website will also provide you with information about our physicians, staff, office hours, insurance policies, directions to our office, and other useful information. We have evening and weekend appointments to fit your busy schedule. We know how frantic life can get, and we are dedicated to providing everyone with easily accessible, convenient, quality care. We want you to feel confident that when you choose Lower Keys Foot & Ankle, you will be working with a well-equipped, experienced and caring team. Our specialized services encompass bunion surgery, ankle fractures, diabetic foot care, minimally invasive bunionectomy, hammertoe surgery, sports injuries, heel pain, wart removal, Achilles tendonitis, reconstructive foot surgery, fungal nails, elective surgery, hyperbaric therapy for wounds, limb salvage, trauma surgery, and ingrown toenails. We invite you to browse our site to learn more about our practice. Feel free to reach out to us via email or phone for any inquiries. Your trust in Lower Keys Foot & Ankle ensures you'll receive expert, compassionate care. Thank you for considering us!

09/30/2025

Toenails do not always grow in the direction we expect. In some people, the nail begins to curve and lift upward instead of lying flat. This change may be the result of repeated trauma, fungal infections, or simply inherited nail shape. Shoes that pr

Read more: https://www.lkfaa.com/blog/when-toenails-begin-to-grow-upward

09/23/2025

Foot conditions can greatly impact daily life and mobility. Arthritis often causes stiffness and swelling in the joints, while bunions create a painful bump at the base of the big toe. Gout develops from uric acid buildup, leading to sudden joint pai

Read more: https://www.lkfaa.com/blog/podiatric-guidance-for-common-foot-conditions

09/19/2025

Have your child's feet been examined lately? Healthy feet are happy feet. If your child is complaining of foot pain, it may be a sign of underlying problems.

Read more: https://www.lkfaa.com/blog/do-your-childs-feet-hurt

09/16/2025

Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of heel pain, and develops when the thick band of tissue that supports the arch becomes strained at its attachment to the heel bone. A key sign of plantar fasciitis is sharp pain under the heel when

Read more: https://www.lkfaa.com/blog/signs-that-you-may-have-plantar-fasciitis

09/09/2025

Gout is a form of arthritis that often affects the joints in the feet, particularly the big toe. Symptoms typically appear suddenly, often at night, and include intense pain, swelling, redness, and warmth in the affected joint. The area may appear sh

Read more: https://www.lkfaa.com/blog/when-foot-pain-strikes-suddenly

09/02/2025

Having flat feet is often seen as a concern for young athletes, but research shows it is not a disadvantage. Studies using balance testing, tiptoe standing angle, and repetitive leg movements have found no confirmed disadvantages for children or teen

Read more: https://www.lkfaa.com/blog/flat-feet-do-not-limit-young-athletes

08/26/2025

Ankle injuries are common, and it can be difficult to tell the difference between a sprain and a break. A sprained ankle occurs when the ligaments are stretched or torn, often from twisting or rolling the foot during sports or walking on uneven groun

Read more: https://www.lkfaa.com/blog/the-difference-between-a-sprained-and-broken-ankle

08/20/2025

Compartment syndrome of the foot occurs when increased pressure within the muscle compartments of the foot restricts blood flow. The most common cause is high-energy trauma, like fractures from a fall or motor vehicle accident. Symptoms of compartment syndrome include intense pain, swelling, bruisin...

Read more: https://www.lkfaa.com/blogs/item/278-understanding-compartment-syndrome-of-the-foot

08/15/2025

Hammertoes can be corrected.

Read more: https://www.lkfaa.com/blogs/item/275-do-you-suffer-from-painful-feet

08/12/2025

Choosing the Right Running Shoe

Read more: https://www.lkfaa.com/blogs/item/274-choosing-the-right-trail-running-and-mountaineering-shoes

08/05/2025

A diabetic foot ulcer is an open wound or sore that typically forms on the bottom of the foot in individuals with diabetes. Poor circulation and reduced sensation increase the risk of skin breakdown, making even minor injuries potentially serious. Proper care includes keeping the ulcer clean, covere...

Read more: https://www.lkfaa.com/blogs/item/272-caring-for-diabetic-foot-ulcers

07/29/2025

Corns and calluses are thickened areas of skin that develop as a natural response to repeated pressure or friction. Although they help protect the skin, they can become painful, especially when located on weight-bearing areas of the feet. Corns typically form on the tops or sides of toes and are oft...

Read more: https://www.lkfaa.com/blogs/item/270-corns-and-calluses-can-cause-discomfort-in-the-feet

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1111 12th Street Suite 211
Key West, FL
33040

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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https://www.lkfaa.com/

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