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Massapequa Podiatry Associates, P.C.

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Massapequa Podiatry Associates, P.C.

As a licensed NY podiatrists practicing in Massapequa, our goal is to educate patients and initiate

Massapequa Podiatry Associates, P.C., has been helping patients on Long Island for over 30 years. Dr. Fox and Dr. LoBello offer complete focus on patient care from start to finish, which includes helping people with professional, accurate, and compassionate care. If you need help with heel pain, diabetic foot care, toenail fungus, plantar warts, neuroma, elective surgery, or sports injuries, Dr. Fox and Dr. LoBello willl ensure you're seen within a timely manner. Call our office or contact us online through the online form.

02/12/2026

Not all bunion-related problems push the big toe outward. In some cases, it moves inward—a condition known as hallux varus, sometimes called the anti-bunion.

At our practice, we evaluate the underlying cause of hallux varus and focus on conservative, professional treatment options whenever possible to improve alignment, comfort, and stability.

If big toe pain or stiffness is affecting how you walk, early evaluation matters.

👉 Learn more about hallux varus and treatment options:
https://www.cfoxdpm.com/practice_areas/hallux-varus-the-anti-bunion-.cfm

02/10/2026

Sharp or aching pain at the back of your heel—especially when walking or wearing shoes—may be heel bursitis, not just “sore feet.”

At our practice, we help patients identify the true cause of heel bursitis and create a treatment plan focused on reducing inflammation, improving mechanics, and restoring comfort. Early care can prevent the condition from becoming chronic.

If heel pain is limiting your daily activity, it’s time to get answers.

👉 Learn more about heel bursitis and treatment options:
https://www.cfoxdpm.com/practice_areas/finding-answers-for-heel-bursitis.cfm

02/05/2026

Pain or irritation on the outside of your foot near the little toe? That may be a tailor’s bunion (bunionette) — and it’s more common than many people realize.

At our practice, we help patients relieve bunionette pain using conservative, science-backed treatments whenever possible, including footwear guidance, padding, and custom orthotics. Surgery is only considered when necessary.

If your shoes are rubbing, swelling keeps coming back, or walking is uncomfortable, don’t ignore it — early care can make a big difference.

👉 Learn more about tailor’s bunions and your treatment options:
https://www.cfoxdpm.com/practice_areas/tailor-s-bunion-bunionette-.cfm

02/04/2026

❄️ Don’t Let “Frozen Toes” End Your Ski Day Early

Keeping your feet warm isn’t just about comfort — it’s about circulation and nerve health. When your feet get cold, your blood vessels constrict in order to keep your core warm, leaving your extremities vulnerable to frost bite or even nerve compression from stiff boots.
Here is the professional guide for staying warm on the slopes:

🧤 1. The “Thin is In” Rule
It’s a common myth that thicker socks = warmer feet.
• The Reality: Thick socks can bunch up and cut off circulation in tight ski or snowboard boots.
• Pro Tip: Wear a single pair of thin, moisture-wicking Merino wool or synthetic compression socks.

🚫 2. Loosen the Clamps
If you’re cranking your buckles or laces to the max, you’re essentially putting a tourniquet on your feet.
• Pro Tip: Tighten for the run, but flip those buckles open while in the lift line or grabbing lunch.

🔥 3. Start Hot, Stay Hot
Putting cold feet into cold boots is a losing battle.
• Pro Tip: Use a boot dryer the night before or keep your boots in the heated cabin of the car on the way up. Never leave them in the freezing trunk overnight!

💧 4. Moisture is the Enemy
Sweaty feet become cold feet the second you stop moving.
• Pro Tip: Use a clinical-grade antiperspirant spray on your soles before putting on your socks. Keeping the sweat at bay keeps the heat in.

Podiatrist’s Warning: If you experience persistent numbness, “pins and needles,” or skin discoloration that lasts long after you’ve warmed up, come see us right away.
Your feet are your foundation — treat them well!

02/03/2026

Meet Dr. Justin LoBello, DPM 👣

I’m proud to provide comprehensive foot and ankle care with a focus on modern, evidence-based treatments and patient education. From heel pain and sports injuries to advanced therapies like laser and shockwave, my goal is simple: help you move comfortably and confidently.

Learn more about my training, experience, and approach to care here:
👉 https://www.cfoxdpm.com/bio/dr-justin-lobello.cfm

If foot pain is slowing you down, you don’t have to ignore it—professional options are available.

01/29/2026

Big toe pain can affect far more than just your foot—it impacts balance, mobility, and even the way you walk. At Massapequa Podiatry Associates, I diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions that cause big toe pain, including arthritis, bunions, turf toe, gout, and repetitive overuse injuries.

If you're noticing stiffness, swelling, or pain in your big toe—especially during push-off when walking—it's important to get the right evaluation. Early treatment can prevent long-term damage and help you stay active.

Learn more about how I diagnose and treat big toe pain:
👉 https://www.cfoxdpm.com/practice_areas/big-toe-pain.cfm

01/27/2026

Skin and toenail problems can be more than just cosmetic—they can cause pain, infection, and ongoing discomfort if not treated properly. At Massapequa Podiatry Associates, I diagnose and treat a wide range of foot and toenail conditions, including fungal nails, corns, calluses, athlete’s foot, warts, and chronic skin irritation.

My goal is always to provide safe, effective, professional treatment options that restore comfort and confidence.

If you’re dealing with persistent skin or toenail issues, it’s time to take a closer look.

Learn more about how I can help:
👉 https://www.cfoxdpm.com/practice_areas/skin-and-toenail-specialists-in-massapequa-experienced-long-island-podiatrist.cfm

01/22/2026

Plantar fasciitis is one of the most common causes of heel pain I treat—and it can make those first steps in the morning or after sitting feel almost unbearable. The good news? With the right diagnosis and targeted treatment plan, most patients experience significant and lasting relief.

At Massapequa Podiatry Associates, I use evidence-based therapies to reduce inflammation, improve foot mechanics, and help you move comfortably again.

If heel pain is slowing you down, I’m here to help.

Learn more:
👉 https://www.cfoxdpm.com/practice_areas/plantar-fasciitis.cfm

01/20/2026

Ingrown toenails are more than just irritating—they can become painful, swollen, and even infected if not treated properly. At Massapequa Podiatry Associates, I offer safe, effective, in-office treatment to relieve discomfort and prevent the problem from coming back.

If you’re noticing redness, swelling, sharp pain, or recurring ingrown toenails, it’s important to have them evaluated. My goal is always fast relief and long-term comfort.

Learn more about how I treat ingrown toenails:
👉 https://www.cfoxdpm.com/practice_areas/ingrown-toenails.cfm

01/17/2026

Massapequa Podiatry Associates and Long Island Heel Pain are happy to announce the new office addition is almost complete!

01/15/2026

Heel pain is one of the most common problems I treat, and for many patients, it affects far more than just their feet—it impacts walking, work, exercise, and daily comfort. Whether your pain comes from plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, bursitis, or overuse, the right diagnosis is the first step toward relief.

At Massapequa Podiatry Associates, I use advanced, evidence-based treatments to help patients eliminate heel pain and get back to moving comfortably again.

Learn more about how I diagnose and treat heel pain:
👉 https://www.cfoxdpm.com/practice_areas/heel-pain.cfm

01/13/2026

Dr. Fox treats a full range of foot and ankle conditions for patients of all ages, using both conservative and surgical techniques. Areas of particular specialty include heel pain treatment (including advanced techniques such as extracorporeal shockwave therapy), diabetic foot care, laser treatment for fungal toenails, wart removal, and neuroma treatment.

Whether you’re struggling with chronic discomfort or a recent injury, my goal is simple: help you move confidently and comfortably again.

Learn more about my approach to patient-first podiatric care:
👉 https://www.cfoxdpm.com/bio/dr-corey-fox.cfm

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4160 Merrick Road
Massapequa, NY
11758

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 3pm
Thursday	11am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+15165419000

Website

https://www.cfoxdpm.com/

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