Homer Glen Podiatrist Vittori Foot & Ankle Specialist Is Offering Microwave Based Wart Treatment for Plantar Warts
May 1, 2023
May 01, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Vittori Foot & Ankle Specialist, a podiatry clinic with multiple locations in Illinois, is now offering patients plantar warts treatment using the Saorsa Swift System, a revolutionary new medical device that utilizes the power of microwave energy. Readers in Homer Glen and New Lenox can find out more about the podiatry clinic by visiting https://www.vittorifootclinic.com/.
The Saorsa Swift microwave-based plantar warts therapy has been hailed by podiatrists around the world as a game-changer. The machine distills down the lessons learned by scientists over decades of microwave radiation research into a portable tabletop machine that excels in outpatient settings. The Saorsa Swift system allows clinicians to offer a cleaner, safer, and more effective treatment for plantar warts than what current methods allow.
The microwave-based system is far more accurate at pinpointing and targeting the affected plantar wart tissues. Traditional methods of addressing plantar warts, such as cryotherapy, salicylic acid, laser ablation, or electrocautery, are imprecise and end up damaging the nearby healthy tissues during the procedure. Some of these methods are also painful to patients and may need the use of anesthesia. Moreover, laser and electrocautery devices create hazardous plumes requiring additional extraction equipment during the procedure for safety.
The Saorsa Swift microwave-based therapy solves all the problems of conventional plantar warts treatment methods. Saorsa’s research found patients did not develop any scarring after the procedure and reported only a few instances of low post-procedural pain. The requirement for dressing or padding is also greatly reduced. The appointments last anywhere from just 5 to 10 minutes in length, allowing clinicians to serve more clients throughout the day and reducing wait times for patients.
At Vittori Foot & Ankle Specialist, the application of the Saorsa Swift System will be overseen by Dr. Christopher Vittori, DPM, and Dr. Ameet Thakrar, DPM. Dr. Christopher Vittori, DPM, is Board Certified by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery and has been selected for inclusion in the Guide to America’s Top Podiatrists, 2010 and 2011 Edition. He holds several hospital affiliations in Illinois, including Silver Cross Hospital in New Lenox, Advocate South Suburban Hospital in Hazel Crest, Loretto Hospital in Chicago, and Justice Med-Surg Center. Dr. Ameet Thakrar, DPM, received his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine from Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine at Rosalind Franklin University, followed by an intensive foot and ankle-focused residency at Weiss Memorial Hospital, where he is still actively involved, and Cook County Health and Hospital System in Chicago.
Vittori Foot & Ankle Specialist offers patients comprehensive care for a range of foot and ankle disorders, including heel pain, warts, bunions, fractures, ingrown nails, toenail fungus, hammertoe, ankle sprain, neuromas, soft tissue masses and tumors, trauma, athletic injuries, arch disorders, arthritis, burning pain, heel spurs, infections and ulcerations, sports injuries, tendon, and joint pain, and more.
The treatment options available at the Homer Glen podiatry clinic include diabetic foot care, neuropathy, wound care, orthotics, sports medicine, laser treatment, children's foot care, surgical and non-surgical treatment of athletic injuries, reconstructive foot and ankle surgery, biomechanical analysis and functional orthotic fabrication, diabetic shoes and insoles, Extracorporeal Shockwave Treatment (ESWT), in-office x-ray and laser, alternative therapy, non-surgical treatment of Morton’s neuroma, and more.
The clinic has a near-perfect rating of 4.9 out of 5.0 on its Google Business Profile from almost 350 reviews. One of the latest reviews says, “Dr. Vittori and Dr. Thakrar have been treating my family for years. They are attentive and listen to each one of our concerns, set an achievable plan of care, and follow through. Highly recommend this clinic!” Another reviewer recounts their experience by saying, “I was very comfortable with everyone in the office. I left feeling heard. My treatment was explained to me.”
Vittori Foot & Ankle Specialists’ Homer Glen and New Lennox locations can be contacted at (708) 301-4443 for general inquiries. Readers are also urged to follow the clinic’s Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/VittoriFootAnkle/ to keep up with its news and announcements.
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For more information about Vittori Foot & Ankle Specialists, contact the company here:
Vittori Foot & Ankle Specialists
Dr. Christopher M. Vittori
(708) 301-4443
[email protected]
15772 South Bell Road, Homer Glen IL 60491, USA
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