Foot Care Program At Podiatrist Swiftly Deals With Regular Warts & Plantars

May 3, 2022

May 03, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - Chandler, AZ based Advanced Foot & Ankle Specialists of Arizona, a podiatrist, is implementing a new Saorsa wart removal system for their patients. In this innovative therapy, microwave energy is utilized to swiftly increase the temperature of the targeted tissue, allowing podiatrists to remove the root cause of the skin condition in question. The therapy’s speed also alludes to its official name: Swift.

The clinic understands that patients will have many questions about this treatment option, especially since its recent arrival means they are unlikely to be familiar with its details. For more information on plantar warts and why they need to be addressed by a specialist, patients are encouraged to visit the clinic’s website at https://advancedfootankle.com/. They can also reach out to the team directly to discuss their concerns.

“Have you ever considered how hard your feet work each and every day?” the clinic asks the community. “We’re guessing probably not! In fact, most of us don’t give our feet a second thought until they start hurting and keeping us from doing the things we love. But the good news is you don’t have to live with foot pain — the Advanced Foot & Ankle Specialists of Arizona are here to help you get your feet back on track so that you can stay active for as long as possible. Whether you are a runner or simply want to get through the day without discomfort, we can help you get there! The sooner you address the problem, the easier it will be to reclaim your best life — a pain-free life.”

Plantar warts, despite the rather humorous name, should be taken quite seriously since they have the potential to disrupt a patient’s life to a great extent. Advanced Foot & Ankle Specialists of Arizona emphasizes that patients should not panic, however, if they notice such a lump on one of their feet (or their child’s feet) since it is benign (not dangerous). However, they should not underestimate the amount of pressure even a small growth can place on their sole — nor the pain it can cause in turn. See more here: https://web.facebook.com/AdvancedFootAnkleAZ/.

Luckily for the clinic’s patients, The Swift System has been cleared for use within the US, so this surface-based procedure can treat plantar warts without delay. It is considered a non-invasive procedure, and the clinic says patients are deeply unlikely to feel any lasting pain when they undergo it.

Patients who have already experienced Swift may marvel that it is much faster than other treatments. This is due to the fact that it is capable of directing a tightly controlled dose of microwave energy to the selected skin at a predetermined depth. Due to how lasers work, this also means that these microwaves can penetrate the surface of the skin without damaging it — and still target the tissue below quite effectively. The clinic says other treatment options, such as Cryotherapy, Salicylic Acid or even Laser Ablation cannot make this claim. In practice, patients who regularly visit the clinic for plantar wart removal will notice their procedures now take much less time (no more than 5-10 minutes long in most cases), among a host of other advantages.

One of the chief benefits is the fact that there is little to no need for padding or dressings following the procedure. Since the surface of the skin is unbroken, there is relatively little risk of infection or exposure.

Swift uses microwave radiation, which is non-ionizing and does not have the power required to break or corrupt DNA. All it does is agitate water molecules (much in the same way food is safely warmed in a home microwave), to the point that they heat up due to friction. The treatment actually delivers much less energy into the skin than other types of laser and electrocautery treatments that are actively in use today.

Advanced Foot & Ankle Specialists of Arizona understands that their community will have many questions. The clinic invites them to bring all their concerns and foot-related ailments to the attention of their helpful and welcoming staff. An appointment can be scheduled with the clinic’s expert podiatrists if necessary. See more here: https://twitter.com/advancedfootAZ.

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For more information about Advanced Foot & Ankle Specialists of Arizona, contact the company here:

Advanced Foot & Ankle Specialists of Arizona
Dr. Antonius Su, DPM
480-963-9000
[email protected]
595 North Dobson Road, Suite D-71, Chandler AZ 85224, United States

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