Ally Vascular and Pain Centers

PLANTAR FASCIA (HEEL) PAIN

Are you prepared to live without persistent heel pain?

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Driving Innovation in Modern Medical Procedures

We provide a non-surgical solution to address persistent heel pain related to plantar fasciitis.

Plantar Fascia Embolization (PFE)

Procedure

Embolization of the plantar fascia is a minimally-invasive treatment for pain arising from the plantar fascia. This innovative procedure is performed by an Interventional Radiologist in an outpatient setting. By placing a small access point in the groin, we’re able to insert a small catheter into the PT Artery branches feeding the plantar fascia. The catheter allows us to identify abnormal vessels that have grown that cause inflammation and pain in the surface of the foot. Once the vessels are identified, we inject biocompatible embolization spheres into the affected blood vessels that feed the inflammation and pain. By blocking ONLY these abnormal vessels, patients are experiencing a significant reduction in inflammation and pain and are able to resume normal daily activities.

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Preserves Foot Function
Less Risk Than Traditional Surgery
Treats the Root Cause of Plantar Fasciitis
No Major Incision
Enhanced Quality of Life
Fast Relief
Rapid Recovery
Avoids Major Surgery
No Stitches
High Success Rate (Over 85%)

Do you qualify well for our procedure?

Contact us if you experience any of the following issues:

Persistent pain in the heel
Ongoing foot discomfort
Challenges with standing or walking
Discomfort that intensifies in the morning or following periods of inactivity
Symptoms persisting for more than one year
Conservative treatments such as physical therapy, bracing, injections, and over-the-counter medications were unsuccessful.

Our Advantages

Avoid the anxiety of invasive surgeries and the potential side effects of medications. Regain your nights for restorative sleep, return to beloved activities, and rejoin social events you’ve been missing. Steer clear of the drawbacks of inactivity and sleeplessness.

Accurate Relief Mapping

Precision relief mapping enables us to develop a comprehensive plan by pinpointing the specific sources of pain in your plantar fascia. We then target these areas with Plantar Fascia Embolization to provide the most effective relief with the least amount of intervention.

Accurate Methods

Armed with the detailed map, we conduct a careful, precise procedure aimed at the specific issue in the plantar fascia, ensuring minimal harm to nearby tissues and structures.

Customized Care

Our Personalized Treatment customizes our approach to fit your unique anatomy and condition. Using advanced imaging, we precisely map your plantar fascia to identify specific sources of pain. This targeted method promotes quicker recovery and optimal results, tailored specifically for you.

Quick Restoration

Quick recovery with minimal disruption. No significant cuts or stitches are needed, leading to less recovery time. Our precise method of Plantar Fascia Embolization ensures you can get back to your routine swiftly.

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Why Symptoms of Plantar Fasciitis Typically Get Worse

  1. Plantar fasciitis may worsen over time, resulting in heightened pain and discomfort in the heel.
  2. If the condition continues, the plantar fascia may become increasingly inflamed and irritated, leading to intense heel pain and trouble walking.
  3. The body tries to control the inflammation, but ongoing stress and pressure on the plantar fascia can worsen the symptoms.
  4. Continued stress can result in symptoms such as intense heel pain, swelling, and heightened discomfort, particularly after resting or engaging in extended activities.
  5. The development of plantar fasciitis and the body’s reaction to it can worsen symptoms over time, making them harder to handle without treatment.

Our Simple Process

1

Get in Touch

Get in touch today to find out if you're eligible for our cutting-edge procedures.
2

Clinic Visit

As a candidate, you'll have the opportunity to visit one of our doctors for a detailed clinic appointment. Receive professional advice and a well-defined plan to move forward.
3

Procedure Day

The moment you’ve anticipated is here! Discover the cutting-edge medical imaging technology paired with expertly targeted, minimally invasive treatments.
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