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Romeo Foot & Ankle Clinic

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Romeo Foot & Ankle Clinic

Conservative and Surgical Foot Care Specialists

Romeo Foot & Ankle Clinic is a podiatry practice in Washington Township and Shelby Township of Macomb County.

Romeo Foot & Ankle Clinic, located in Washington Twp., and Macomb Foot & Ankle Specialists located in Shelby Twp., MI is dedicated to getting to the root of your foot or ankle problem. Dr. Brett Butler and Dr. Alan Stiebel, Board Certified Surgeons, possess over 50 years’ experience and can help patients who are suffering from foot ailments, injuries, and deformities.We strive to find gentle approaches to treating foot problems. We do not jump into surgery, even though both Dr. Butler and Dr. Stiebel are experienced and highly qualified surgeons. Numerous Treatment to Relieve Foot Pain and Medical Conditions

Drs. Butler and Stiebel approach foot treatment in a conservative manner for optimal results with minimally invasive care as part of their kinder, conservative treatment philosophy. Some of the many conditions we treat are:

Ingrown Nails
Sports Injuries, Sprains, Fractures, and Breaks
Bunions
Hammer Toes
Ulcers
Arthritis
Gout
Tendinitis
Heel Pain
Diabetic Foot Care
Warts
Ankle Injuries
Flat Feet
High Arch Feet
Corns and Calluses
Thick and Discolored Toenails

Patient-Orientated Foot Care in Washington Township and Shelby Township. Macomb Foot & Ankle Specialists can alleviate your foot pain and offer conservative and surgical treatment to resolve your podiatric conditions. Contact our office to find out more about our services, procedures, and surgeries or to schedule an appointment. Our friendly team provides personalized, compassionate care for your feet and ankle problems.

12/30/2025

Rheumatoid arthritis is an inflammatory condition that often begins in the small joints of the feet. Early signs may include persistent fatigue, swollen joints, unexplained weight loss, and a general sense of malaise that makes daily activities more

Read more: https://www.macombfootdoctor.com/blog/early-signs-of-rheumatoid-arthritis-in-the-feet

12/23/2025

Gout is a form of inflammatory arthritis that occurs when uric acid builds up in the bloodstream and forms sharp crystals inside a joint. These crystals can trigger sudden episodes of intense pain, often centered in the big toe. The affected area may

Read more: https://www.macombfootdoctor.com/blog/what-gout-really-is

12/16/2025

Sever’s disease is a common source of heel discomfort in growing children, especially those who are active in sports. The condition develops when the growth plate at the back of the heel becomes irritated by repeated impact or tight calf muscles. A

Read more: https://www.macombfootdoctor.com/blog/heel-pain-from-severs-disease

12/09/2025

Athlete’s foot is a common fungal infection that affects the skin on the feet, especially between the toes. It thrives in warm, moist environments such as locker rooms, communal showers, and sweaty shoes. Many people first notice itching, burning,

Read more: https://www.macombfootdoctor.com/blog/what-to-know-about-athletes-foot

12/02/2025

Foot pain is discomfort or aching in any part of the foot, often impacting daily activities and mobility. Common causes include arthritis, which leads to joint inflammation and stiffness, bunions that create painful bony bumps at the base of the big

Read more: https://www.macombfootdoctor.com/blog/types-and-causes-of-foot-pain

11/30/2025

Plantar warts are small growths that develop on parts of the feet that bear weight. They're typically found on the bottom of the foot. Don't live with plantar warts, and call us today!

Read more: https://www.macombfootdoctor.com/blog/plantar-warts-can-be-treated-6

11/25/2025

Many people wear the wrong shoe size without realizing it, often because feet change over time. Weight fluctuations, pregnancy, aging, and medical conditions can cause the feet to spread or flatten, altering both length and width. Wearing shoes that

Read more: https://www.macombfootdoctor.com/blog/why-you-may-be-wearing-the-wrong-shoe-size

11/18/2025

As people age, even small changes in foot function can influence how they walk, stand, and maintain balance. Reduced flexibility, muscle weakness, or loss of sensation in the feet can make it harder to adjust to uneven surfaces, often leading to disc

Read more: https://www.macombfootdoctor.com/blog/how-foot-function-affects-pain-and-balance-in-older-adults

11/11/2025

Diabetes can quietly affect the feet in several ways that make infections more likely. Reduced circulation limits oxygen and nutrient delivery, slowing the healing of even minor cuts. Nerve damage often dulls sensation, so small injuries may go unnoticed until they worsen. Elevated blood sugar also...

Read more: https://www.macombfootdoctor.com/component/k2/item/992-why-people-with-diabetes-are-prone-to-foot-infections

11/04/2025

A toe sprain occurs when the ligaments that support the toe are stretched or torn, often from stubbing the toe, sudden twisting, or impact during sports. Although it may seem minor, a sprain can cause swelling, bruising, and difficulty walking. Many people mistake a sprain for a fracture, but only a...

Read more: https://www.macombfootdoctor.com/component/k2/item/990-when-a-toe-sprain-disrupts-your-step

10/31/2025

Arthritis can be treated.

Read more: https://www.macombfootdoctor.com/component/k2/item/988-arthritis-can-cause-pain-in-the-feet-and-ankles

10/28/2025

As people age, their feet often experience natural changes that can lead to discomfort and mobility issues. Thinning fat pads reduce cushioning, which can make walking and standing more painful. Osteoarthritis commonly develops, causing joint stiffness and swelling. Reduced circulation may result in...

Read more: https://www.macombfootdoctor.com/component/k2/item/987-common-foot-problems-in-elderly-people

Address

64580 Van D**e
Washington, MI
48095

Opening Hours

Monday	1:30pm - 7pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 4:45pm
Thursday	9am - 7pm
Friday	8:30am - 4:45pm

Telephone

+15867523519

Website

https://www.macombfootdoctor.com/

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Romeo Foot & Ankle Clinic / Macomb Foot & Ankle Specialists

Conservative and Surgical Foot Care Specialists Romeo Foot & Ankle Clinic is a podiatry practice in Washington Township and Macomb Foot & Ankle Specialists is a podiatry practice in Shelby Township of Macomb County. Dr. Brett Butler and Dr. Alan Stiebel, Board Certified Surgeons, possess over 50 years’ experience and can help patients who are suffering from foot ailments, injuries, and deformities.We strive to find gentle approaches to treating foot problems. We do not jump into surgery, even though both Dr. Butler and Dr. Stiebel are experienced and highly qualified surgeons. Numerous Treatment to Relieve Foot Pain and Medical Conditions Drs. Butler and Stiebel approach foot treatment in a conservative manner for optimal results with minimally invasive care as part of their kinder, conservative treatment philosophy. Some of the many conditions we treat are: Ingrown Nails Sports Injuries, Sprains, Fractures, and Breaks Bunions Hammer Toes Ulcers Arthritis Gout Tendinitis Heel Pain Diabetic Foot Care Warts Ankle Injuries Flat Feet High Arch Feet Corns and Calluses Thick and Discolored Toenails Patient-Orientated Foot Care in Washington Township and Shelby Township. Macomb Foot & Ankle Specialists and Romeo Foot & Ankle Clinic can alleviate your foot pain and offer conservative and surgical treatment to resolve your podiatric conditions. Contact our office to find out more about our services, procedures, and surgeries or to schedule an appointment. Our friendly team provides personalized, compassionate care for your feet and ankle problems.