Pacific Point Podiatry, Inc

              We are open with limited hours. If you would like to schedule an appointment, please call 831-288-3400 and our friendly staff will be available to help you. We offer Telemedicine appointments so you can safely “visit” the doctor without leaving your home.          

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Santa Cruz & Monterey County Minimally Invasive Foot & Ankle Surgery Specialist - Pacific Point Podiatry

We offer Minimally Invasive Foot & Ankle Surgery for a quicker recovery with less post-operative pain in Santa Cruz & Watsonville. Contact us for booking now!

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What is sesamoiditis? - Foot, Ankle and Wound Specialist

Sesamoiditis is inflammation of the sesamoid bone which is found on the ball of your foot. There are 2 sesamoid bones located at the first metatarsal

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There must have been something in the air in the last few week but I had a string of people who presented with trauma to their big toe. Whether it was

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Stress Fractures Bones that undergo more stress than it can handle results in a break, also called a fracture. Stress fractures are incomplete fractures

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Just around the corner is Thanksgiving Day, a time when families and friends gather around the table and torture you with their delicious foods, right?

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Diabetic Foot Wound Care: Basic Principles - Foot, Ankle and Wound Specialist

Wounds, or ulcers, are openings in the skin that could have been caused by a cut, scrape, other injury, or prolonged pressure points, for example. Wounds

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Elderly Foot Care - Foot, Ankle and Wound Specialist

Isn't that the truth? Living ain't easy, living with painful feet ain't no fun either. Not to fret, I can help. The elderly population have some

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Diabetic Foot Care High blood sugar can damage the circulation and nerves to the feet, leaving this population more vulnerable to non-healing cuts and

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Read about Dr Tea Nguyen, DPM on Patient Fusion and schedule an appointment online.

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Pricing - Foot and Ankle Care in Santa Cruz & Watsonville

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Do you want to Request an Appointment with our expert foot & ankle specialist?Visit our Request an Appointment page and click the button now!

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Looking to book an appointment for expert foot & ankle care? Fill out our digital form to request the appointment!

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A fungus is an organism that lives and thrives in warm moist areas. Fungus of the toenails is a common problem that can affect people of all ages, frequently affecting the elderly, people with diabetes, circulation issues and even in children. It can begin as an infection in the skin called tinea pedis (also known as athlete’s foot). The fungus starts on the skin under the nail fold at tip of the toenail. Over time, it spreads underneath the nail and causes changes to its appearance, turning the nail thick, crumbly and discolored.

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We offer Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT) a non-surgical treatment to treat chronic plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendonitis, call to book your appointment!

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Santa Cruz & Monterey County Leneva® Allograft Adipose Matrix Specialist - Pacific Point Podiatry

We offer Leneva Injection for Painful Corns, Calluses & Fat Pad Restoration treatment in Santa Cruz & Watsonville, Call to book your appointment with our experts!

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Santa Cruz & Monterey County KeryFlex Nail Restoration Specialist - Pacific Point Podiatry

We offer painless KeryFlex Nail Restoration treatment in Santa Cruz & Watsonville to restore your injured, deformed, or fungal toenails, Call to book an appointment!

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Ingrown Toenails | Foot, Ankle and Wound Specialist

"Ingrown toenails (onychocryptosis) can be caused by many reasons, such as: Natural shape of the nail (genetic factor) Injury or stubbing the toe causing the nail to grow into the skin Tight shoes Incomplete cutting of the nail, leaving a small nail spicule behind Cutting the nail too short Callus or debris buildup along the skin edge of the nail"