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Keleigh Muxlow, DPM

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Keleigh Muxlow, DPM

Our practice is committed to providing personalized and effective care to address all your podiatric needs.

Welcome to the office of Dr. Keleigh Muxlow, a dedicated podiatrist serving Littleton, CO, and the surrounding areas including Highlands Ranch, Englewood, Lakewood, Castle Rock, Castle Pines, Jefferson County, and Arapahoe County. With seven years of experience in foot and ankle care since starting her practice in 2017, Dr. Muxlow specializes in comprehensive foot and ankle reconstructive surgery. We are currently accepting new patients and accept most insurance plans to ensure accessible and affordable care. Whether you are dealing with a chronic condition or seeking preventive care, Dr. Muxlow and her team are here to help you achieve optimal foot health. Schedule your appointment today and experience compassionate, expert care.

11/14/2025

Ingrown toenails can be treated.

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/164-are-you-suffering-from-ingrown-toenails

11/11/2025

Hammertoe surgery is performed to correct a deformity where a toe bends abnormally at one or more joints, often causing pain, irritation, and difficulty wearing shoes. Surgery becomes necessary when conservative treatments no longer relieve discomfort. There are two main types of procedures, interna...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/163-hammertoe-surgery-and-how-it-restores-comfort

11/04/2025

A baby’s feet are soft, flexible, and still developing, which makes proper care essential for healthy growth. Gently wash and dry your baby’s feet daily, and trim toenails straight across to prevent ingrown nails. Avoid wearing tight socks or shoes that restrict natural movement and allow the feet t...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/161-caring-for-your-baby-s-feet

10/28/2025

Bunions are a common foot deformity that appears as a bony bump at the base of the big toe. They often develop due to genetics, flat feet, arthritis, or prolonged wearing of tight or narrow shoes. Symptoms include swelling, stiffness, and pain that worsens with walking or shoe pressure. As the big t...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/159-when-bunions-become-more-than-a-bump

10/21/2025

Pain in the front of the foot, particularly around the smaller toes, can develop from irritation, overuse, or structural changes in the joints and soft tissues. Wearing tight shoes, high heels, or repetitive stress can inflame the tendons, ligaments, or nerves that support the toes, leading to disco...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/157-understanding-pain-in-the-smaller-toes

10/15/2025

Plantar warts can be treated.

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/155-plantar-warts-can-be-treated

10/14/2025

Hammertoe is a condition where one or more toes bend abnormally at the middle joint, creating a curled or claw-like appearance. This often happens when muscles and tendons in the toe become imbalanced, pulling the joint into the wrong position. Wearing tight or ill-fitting shoes, high heels, or inhe...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/154-understanding-hammertoe

10/07/2025

Babies can develop ingrown toenails when the corner of the nail grows into the surrounding skin, often affecting the big toe. Because infant nails are soft and flexible, they may sometimes appear ingrown when they are only curving at the edges. Signs of a true ingrown toenail include redness, swelli...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/152-when-a-baby-has-an-ingrown-toenail

09/30/2025

Pain in the ball of the foot, also called forefoot pain, can result from several conditions that affect the bones, joints, or soft tissues in this area. Metatarsalgia is one of the most frequent causes of pain in the ball of the foot. It develops when repetitive pressure on the metatarsal bones lead...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/150-major-causes-of-ball-of-the-foot-pain

09/23/2025

Plantar fasciitis is caused by inflammation of the plantar fascia, a thick band of tissue connecting the heel to the toes. Risk factors include obesity, prolonged standing, high impact activities, flat feet, high arches, and tight calf muscles. Symptoms often involve sharp heel pain, especially with...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/148-understanding-plantar-fasciitis-and-how-to-find-relief

09/16/2025

Bursitis in the foot occurs when small fluid-filled sacs, called bursae, become irritated or inflamed. These sacs normally cushion bones, tendons, and muscles, reducing friction with every step. When overuse, wearing tight shoes, or repetitive pressure disrupts this balance, the bursae can swell and...

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/146-when-bursae-in-the-foot-become-inflamed

09/14/2025

Arthritis can be treated.

Read more: https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/blogs/item/144-arthritis-can-cause-pain-in-the-feet-and-ankles

Address

2630 W Belleview Avenue Suite 200
Littleton, CO
80123

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 12pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 12pm

Telephone

+17206134574

Website

https://www.premierpodiatryofcolorado.com/

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